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Redirecting to /bin/systemctl start sshd.service
Note: Forwarding request to 'systemctl enable sshd.service'. ln -s '/lib/systemd/system/sshd.service' '/etc/systemd/system/multi-user.target.wants/sshd.service'*Again notice your command was redirected to <code>'systemctl'</code>, the command executed was <code>'systemctl enable sshd.service'</code>. A symbolic link was created as well, explain its purpose in your lab book.
→Managing services using systemd
*Start the ssh service on the virtual machine. Also set the service to start automatically when the machine boots.
service sshd start
*Notice that your command was redirected to <code>'systemctl'</code>, the command executed was <code>'systemctl start sshd.service'</code>. Record this in your lab book.
*Enable sshd to start at boot
chkconfig sshd on
**Use ssh to connect from your host to the virtual machine.
***You If you have not used ssh to connect to this machine in the past, you will now be prompted to store the virtual machine's identification. Choose yes. This allows your machine to store a 'fingerprint' of the machine you are connecting to. From now on, when you connect to that machine, it will compare the fingerprint you have stored to the one available on that machine. If you connect to a machine and that fingerprint has changed, it is often an indication that something has gone wrong.
**Reboot the virtual machine and check the status of your ssh service.
* You may occasionally encounter services that have not yet been moved to Systemd. In those cases Systemd will redirect the command to the appropriate older method. e.g.