ssh user@ip error

whenever i run this command it is asking for password but when i put my root password it is saying wrong password

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You need to use the password you set up for ssh user… For example, if you're trying to login with root@1.2.3.4, you would use the password for root; if you're trying to login with foo@1.2.3.4, you would use the password for foo.

Also, even though sshd may be running when you boot the system, that does not mean that ssh is set up properly! You have to do this…and the only place you can do it is the lish/glish console.

-- sw

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