Not sure why you are having issues
Root has it's own password SSH or not.(user)
Perhaps the service has not been enabled which would have happened if
you restarted ssh and not rebooted.
Rebooting will not start a service that has not been told to start in
the first place.
Restarting a service will start the service if not already started, and
restart it if already running.
systemctl enable ssh
systemctl restart ssh
...mike/kb8jnm
On 8/17/2018 9:53 AM, TGundo 2003 wrote:
> >Have you set ROOT password ?
>> Edit the file as root from console
>> Restart the ssh service
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> My password is not the default password, but is there a separate password for root via ssh?
> ThanksTomW9SRV
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