1.Creating a Welcome message for SSH logins
If you want to change or create a new login message any time if someone logs into SSH. Please follow the instructions
First off login to our server as root. Then type in the following:
vim /etc/motd
2. Option. If you would like any user who connects to your SSH service to see a specific message, you can create a custom SSH banner. Simply create a text file (in my example in /etc/ssh-banner.txt) and put any kind of text message in it; for example:
When done editing, save the file. In the sshd_conf file, find a line that says:
If you want to change or create a new login message any time if someone logs into SSH. Please follow the instructions
First off login to our server as root. Then type in the following:
vim /etc/motd
2. Option. If you would like any user who connects to your SSH service to see a specific message, you can create a custom SSH banner. Simply create a text file (in my example in /etc/ssh-banner.txt) and put any kind of text message in it; for example:
*****************************************************************
*This is a private SSH service. *
***************************************************************** When done editing, save the file. In the sshd_conf file, find a line that says:
#Banner /etc/issue.net 
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