Hi friends if you want to create a ssh login message for your server if any buddy login with ssh they will get a welcome message.
Lets Start Login with root password

pico /etc/motd

You will get a welcome screen you can modify it anything you want to show to your users. who logged via ssh. Write something like this
This computerized system is designed for registered users. All activity is recorded and investigated by the individual system regularly. Those without power or more than their rights when using this system to cancel all its services are subject to. Any illegal services or the user of the server or attempt to withdraw their services in the conduct of local law enforcement to notify the user of law will be finalized and will be punished. Anyone using this system consents to these terms.

Now type Ctrl+X then hit Y and enter

now your welcome message is now saved

Logout of SSH then log back in, you’ll see your new greeting..

To move an account to another server you need whm or ssh but if account is big in size
then it is not possible by whm you need ssh by root access.
Follow the commands below:

TO PACK ANY ACCOUNT:

/scripts/pkgacct nameoftheuser

TO MOVE ONE TAR FILE TO ANOTHER SERVER. IT REQUIRES SERVER ROOT PASSWORD:

scp /home/name_of_tar_file root@IP_DESTINY_SERVER:/home/ name_of_tar_file

Restoring Packed Account:

/scripts/restorepkg nameoftheuser

Hope you all like this

Putty is a free software application for Windows 95,98, XP, & Vista which can be used to make a SSH Connection. You can find the application at Click here

http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/x86/putty.exe

1. Download it on your pc.
2. Double-click on the putty.exe program to open.
3. Next fill in the appropriate SSH settings for your service:

Putty

Next fill in the appropriate SSH settings for your service:

Host Name:

1. • 

     Host name

     • (gs) Grid-Service – s#####.gridserver.com or mt-example.com
     • (dv) Dedicated-Virtual -mt-example.com or xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
     • (ss) Shared-Server – mt-example.com or xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
   • Port: 22
     

     port 22

   • Connection Type: SSH
     

     Connection Type

   • Next click Open to start the SSH Connection:
   

   putty open

   Once the SSH Connection is open you should see a terminal prompt saying login as: Please provide your full username:

Login Screen

1. • (gs) Grid-Service – The default should be serveradmin@mt-example.com, however you may also login as username@mt-example.com.

     NOTE:

     Please make sure SSH is enabled for the user. SSH can be enabled from within the (ac) AccountCenter.

   • (dv) Dedicated-Virtual – You may login as the root user, or as a domain’s FTP user which has SSH access enabled
   • Next provide your password. Please note that you will not see any typing such as *** when providing your password. Once you hit enter you should now be connected to your service.

   Common SSH Command