Security News > 2021 > January > How to install Eternal Terminal for persistent SSH connections
If you have trouble with SSH connections breaking, Jack Wallen shows you how you can enjoy a bit more persistence with the help of Eternal Terminal.
One way around this problem is by using Eternal Terminal, in place of SSH. Eternal Terminal does a great job of re-establishing a connection to a remote machine, without user intervention.
I want to show you how to install and use Eternal Terminal.
To make use of Eternal Terminal, you'll need at least two systems that support the software and you must use Eternal Terminal on both remote and local machines.
As far as Linux is concerned, it can be installed on Debian-based distributions and CentOS. How to install Eternal Terminal.
That's the gist of using Eternal Terminal for persistent SSH connections to your remote Linux servers.