What is the SSH and Its benefits?

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Well, i have tried on google but something confusion. I want to talking about SSH Tunnel which we can make a port fowarding and create a Socks 5 proxy. So anyone have experience with SSH? Them are better Socks and proxy? Because we can use them for hide ip, access unblocked sites (same as Http Proxy and Socks). But SSH live longer than Proxy. Any software allow me scanner or checker SSH?
 
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If you're wanting to hide your IP\access blocked sites, you'll want to change your dns settings with the SOCKS5 proxy info and then connect through the SSH. "Secure" (Shell) indicates that it has not only an authentication process, but is encrypted, however if you are connecting through SOCKS5 to the SSH, whatever data you transmit prior isn't going to be encrypted, only authenticated by the proxy.

Secure Shell and SOCKS protocals are completely different and are for different uses, but you can combine them as mentioned above to achieve what you are asking.
 
If you're wanting to hide your IP\access blocked sites, you'll want to change your dns settings with the SOCKS5 proxy info and then connect through the SSH. "Secure" (Shell) indicates that it has not only an authentication process, but is encrypted, however if you are connecting through SOCKS5 to the SSH, whatever data you transmit prior isn't going to be encrypted, only authenticated by the proxy.

Secure Shell and SOCKS protocals are completely different and are for different uses, but you can combine them as mentioned above to achieve what you are asking.


So basic, SSH are better than Proxy because its live longer and faster. But its not encrypted your data? Im aksing this because i have seen in MMO more peoples using SSH for change their IP, do offers ... They love SSH because them live longer and faster.
 
No. SSH and Proxy are to completely different things. You're asking if Apples off the tree or Orange Juice is better.

SSH data tunnel is encrypted and can be compressed. Anything you connect through prior or after isn't. All you're doing is connecting to a remote server using encryption.

Look into it more about acquiring SSH, and then ask specific questions, because you're not understanding the basics of this.
 
If it's all too confusing, just find a SSH account that you can log into. I'm sure you'll be able to ask questions after that. If you're unable to find an SSH account, then it really doesn't matter to be responding anymore to this.
 
could anyone tell here the best software to scan and check ssh ?
 
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