How to connect to Termux from Ubuntu desktop

Termux_from_Ubuntu.md

In this example, we will setup a SSH server on Termux (for Android) and connect to the server from Ubuntu desktop. However, a similar procedure should work with any SSH server.

1. Generate your ssh key pair on your desktop

   $ ssh-keygen
   

2. Check your desktop IP address (say, 192.168.0.100)

3. Run ssh server on your desktop

4. Copy the file to Termux over SCP

   $ scp arun@192.168.0.100:~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
   

   You can stop ssh server on your desktop now

5. Install ssh server on Termux

   $ pkg in openssh
   

6. Run ssh server on Termux (IP address 192.168.0.102)

   $ sshd
   

7. Find out your username on Termux

   $ whoami
   u0_z007
   

8. Connect from your desktop

   $ ssh u0_z007@192.168.0.102 -p 8022
   Welcome to Termux!
   

I used it on window 10 with git bash and it worked thank you brother.

Ayo, it does not worked to me

Root

Just brilliant. I was wondering why it was refusing to work, as I can use SSH with my devices.
It's because Termux doesn't use the default SSH port 22.
Port 8022 did the trick. So now I just set up my ssh config file to use port 8022 for Termux.
Much appreciated for this.