Method Start will make your SSH server 'alive'
and force it to
- bind to your local port (default 22) on selected
interface
- listen for incoming connections
- set Status property to
True
- accept incoming connections
- create SSHUser object for each new connection, and
fill in respective RemoteIP and
TimeConnected
properties
If you get an error when you call this method, usually
it will be related to inability of SSH server to bind and
listen on selected port. In such cases, check your running
applications if there is already some other server running
on same port.
Before starting the server, you should setup several
properties that will determine behavior of your server,
such as Timeout, BannerText,
Port.... Just by
leaving default values will make your server work as
expected, but in 'real life' you should choose your
own values for these properties.
To shutdown server, call Stop method.