Debian: change root password - how it works

For security reasons, you should regularly change the root password on your Debian. We show you exactly how this works in this practical tip.

Log on to the Debian server via administrator and open the terminal.
Now enter the command "su" and then the current root password.
This means that you log in to the terminal as root. After successful registration, you can change the password.
Use "passwd" and press [Enter].
You will now be asked to enter the new password twice. Confirm it with [Enter].
After that, the root password was successfully changed under Debian.

The next practical tip will tell you how to delete a user in Debian.