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Keeping SSH Connections Alive In Linux

by designfreakin SSHon 15/03/201604/10/2021

If you need to work constantly on SSH, it’s very frustrating when the system cuts you off after a period of time. Here, I’ll show you the method to keep SSH connections alive until you disconnect.

sudo nano /etc/ssh/ssh_config

Then add the following at the end of your host:

ServerAliveInterval 30

This sends a null packet to the server every 30 seconds (of inactivity) to keep the SSH connection alive. You can set it to either higher or lower, depending on your system configuration.

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