Once a hacker has found your new server with SSH running on port 22, it will try to crack this plain password.Īn SSH key will ensure the connection between the client - server is encrypted with a specific key. When you are not using an SSH key, it means you are using a plain password. Because of that it is important to always secure your server with just a few steps. Hackers are known to scan the internet for port 22 and breach your server. The SSH service is used to connect to your droplet with an ssh client (like Putty) and runs on port 22. You can secure your droplet by hardening the SSH service. Checking for backdoors, rootkits and exploits with rkhunter.Updates: Always keep your server up-to-date.SSH: Securing SSH with RSA, Disabling root login, Changing the SSH port.Once you are logged in, there are multiple small things you can change to harden your system: To make this server secure, I always like to use a RSA key. Open PuTTY and use these credentials to login the first time you login you need to change the password. Once the droplet is created, you will get an email with all the credentials in it. Setting up our server (securing, understanding, updating) Optionalįirst we need to connect to the droplet we created.
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PrerequisitesĪ droplet with Debian 9.x ( $5 is enough for a ts server) -> Use my referral link for a free $10Īn SSH client / SFTP client ( I am using PuTTY and WinSCP ) I made this tutorial in a way I think is the best, if you got any improvements or want to use something else please tell me. If you got any problems after using this tutorial, please make a comment. Setting up on Ubuntu 15.04 Setting up on Debian 9.3 I will however also explain all the lovely options withing teamspeak servers. This tutorial will be for the ones that want a teamspeak server fast & easy without any extra’s. Since then I have been maintaining tutorials on DO for setting up Teamspeak servers.
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Two years ago, someone asked me to write a tutorial about how to setup a teamspeak server on Ubuntu 15.04.
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