A very quick post, I needed after a fresh Fedora 16 install.
Enable sshd service.
$ systemctl enable sshd.service
start sshd service
$ systemctl start sshd.service
check sshd status if needed.
$ systemctl status sshd.service
restart sshd service, when needed.
$ systemctl restart sshd.service
stop sshd service and duck down 
$ systemctl stop sshd.service
well, make sure you have port 22 open.
$ system-config-firewall
….and that’s all for this quick note.
KUDOS …. oh YEAH!
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The use of ‘$’s on the command line suggest common users have the permission to issue these commands. This isn’t the case. Make sure you’re root (‘#’ on the command line) when you issue these commands.
thanks for the heads up.
yes i have try all this command but when i try to login into my F16 it says
bash:cvs:command not found
try,
yum install ssh*
it should work.
Nops not workin even when i try with normal user