SSH devices

Set up on Windows

go to Apps & features > Optional features > make sure OpenSSH client/server is installed > go to or run services.msc > OpenSSH server service and set it up for automatic run on boot or whatever I want (or run command Set-Service -Name sshd -StartupType 'Automatic').

If ssh Server is installed but not running, the run command is Start-Service sshd (powershell)

Optionally If I have windows linux subsystem I can probably ssh into that and use the more familiar bash terminal commands

• pampara: ssh user@192.168.56.1 1234

• ubuntu subsystem: ssh user@172.18.62.165 1234

• phone: ssh <user>@<ip> - p 8022 (I think the port flag is optional)
  ips: 10.0.0.131 127.0.0.1 users: u0_a594 or root

• tablet: ssh

setup on android

• install termux
• apt get or pkg install openssh
  ssh key generated at data/data/com.termux/files/usr/etc/ssh/ssh_host_rsa_key
• start ssh daemon service with sshd
• run nmap localhost and whoami to figure out port and user. ifconfig to get ip of phone (inet)
• passwd <user> to change the password for user
  the ssh port on the phone should probably be on port 8022/tcp oa-system

copy files over

scp command
scp RemoteUser@192.168.56.2:C:/Users/Administrator/Desktop/test.txt Desktop copies a fiel from remote desktop to local desktop
or vice versa scp hello.txt RemoteUser@192.168.56.2:C:/Users/Administrator/Desktop/hello-copy.txt