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But, I don't know Debian. That's just how I would approach it. I am sure you can figure out how to operate their package manager by reading those.
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B) Once I modify the sshd_psswd file, how or do I need to generate keys?
If you're referring to host identification keys, they're generated for you automatically the first time you launch sshd. If you're referring to rsa/dsa keys (i.e. for Pubkey Authentication), that requires a little more effort. Search the 'net for "ssh pubkey authentication". Setting these up are only necessary if you intend to authenticate that way.
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C) Am I missing anything?
We don't know. Get started on the right foot, and read that documentation. It will actually save you lots of time in the long run.
When I do "ssh root@192.168.0.196 -p 8812" on my mac, I get "ssh: connect to host 192.168.0.196 port 8812: Connection refused"
I did try running ssh -v start and the last line gave me a "ssh: start: Name or service not known"
Also, what should my rules in sshd_config look like if I plan to do user name and password log in? I did however manage to disable the protocol 1 stufff by placing a # in front.
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