How to Update SSHD on Debian, Ubuntu, and Red Hat Linux

How to update SSHD on Debian, Ubuntu, and red hat Linux

Keeping your SSHD (OpenSSH Server) updated is crucial for maintaining the security and stability of your servers. Follow these simple steps to update SSHD on Debian, Ubuntu, and Red Hat Linux systems.

Updating SSHD on Debian

Update Package Lists: Run the following command to ensure your package lists are up-to-date:

sudo apt-get update

Upgrade OpenSSH: Upgrade the OpenSSH server package to the latest version:

sudo apt-get install --only-upgrade openssh-server

Restart SSH Service: Restart the SSH service to apply the updates:

sudo systemctl restart ssh

Updating SSHD on Ubuntu

Update Package Lists: Refresh your package lists with the latest updates:

sudo apt-get update

Upgrade OpenSSH: Upgrade to the latest version of the OpenSSH server:

sudo apt-get install --only-upgrade openssh-server

Restart SSH Service: Restart the SSH service to implement the updates:

sudo systemctl restart ssh

Updating SSHD on red hat

Update Package Lists: Check for available updates:

sudo yum check-update

Upgrade OpenSSH: Update the OpenSSH server to the latest version:

sudo yum update openssh-server

Restart SSH Service: Restart the SSH service to ensure the updates take effect:

sudo systemctl restart sshd

Last modified on May 6, 2026

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