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how can i tell if ssh is running?
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in a command prompt, type "ps aux" and look for it in the process list.
What distro?
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ps -u your_user_name | grep ssh
 Of course, there will be at least one entry for "grep ssh" itself, so ignore that, lol. Or you could: "ps -u your_user_name | grep ssh | grep -v grep" to remove the grep, lol. 
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Grep just comes up as grep in the process table. Not grep <search term>
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