Restart Service Sshd

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Why you need to Restart SSH Service

You should not 'need' to run your application as user 'daemon' or 'systemd'. Instead, run your app as the user it was designed for. If running 'as' daemon/systemd seemed to solve your problem, you merely found an incorrect workaround (and the true problem probably relates to permissions, see 'ExecStartPre=' if I were to take a guess at your root issue) – Scott Prive Jul 1 '20 at 15:02.

As root System Administrators its one of the common tasks you need to be done on live servers is restarting services.If you change ssh configuration file (for example you change the SSH port number) this modification require a restart to take effect.

How To Restart SSH Service under Linux / UNIX

Service ssh restart The service is also controlled by upstart, and not sysvinit. So you'll find it at /etc/init/ssh.conf instead of /etc/init.d/ssh.
Sudo systemctl start ssh.service; Start, stop, and restart the OpenSSH server on Linux. You need to execute command as per your Linux distro as described below. CentOS/RHEL/Fedora Linux. To execute script or sshd service: sudo systemctl start ssh.service ## sshd ## sudo systemctl stop sshd.service ##.
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