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I have a network of 3 PC's in my house: two are desktop PC's that are hard-wired to the router, the other being a netbook that is wireless. I also have 3 Android tablets that are wireless. I want to use a tablet to connect to my Ubuntu PC to perform terminal commands (the other PC's are Windows-based, so they're irrelevant).



I have tried TeamViewer, PocketCloud, and Splashtop, but all of these require things to be installed on my local machine, and I would like to avoid that if at all possible. I have searched Google for SSH, but I am not quite adept enough to figure out how to use it.


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I would ssh into the machine via it's local ip, like this. It's best to specify username as well. Then you will simply be prompted for a password. 



ssh [email protected]


You can install openssh-server by typing: 



sudo apt-get install openssh-server


You need an SSH client on the android device. So you can handle the protocols needed. Use ifconfig to find your local ip on the host computer. 



ifconfig


You can find more information here:




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