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Finally, user will need to add users and configure their permissions. Creating a self-hosted jump server is an easy way to manage secure shell (SSH) access to Linux servers, routers, switches, and cloud instances. It can be used to control who has access to certain systems and centrally manage authentication and logging. The setup process is relatively straightforward and can be completed in a few steps. First, the user will need to provision a machine to host the jump server. It should have an operating system supported by the organization, sufficient RAM and disk space, and a public IP address. Next, the user will need to configure the server. This includes setting up a firewall, installing the required software, and configuring the SSH server. Finally, the user will need to add users and configure their permissions.