XSH: How to manually start SSHD.
Manually start SSHD, enter the following statements in an OSH session in the subdirectory XYGATESH was installed in: /users/<username>: cd /usr/local/sbin
/usr/local/sbin: export XSHPRI=<Value>
/usr/local/sbin: ./start-sshd
Example:
/users/xypro: cd / usr/local/sbin {Changes directory to local directory}
/usr/local/sbin: export XSHPRI=150 {Changes the XSHPRI variable value into 150 and exports}
/usr/local/sbin: ./start-sshd {Starts the SSHD process}
To verify, enter the following statements in an OSH session in the subdirectory XYGATESH was installed in: /usr/local/sbin: ps -e|grep ssh
805109784 ? 00:00 /usr/local/sbin/sshd
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