Hello SynteX,
This isn’t a big problem and could probably be fixed simply. If you run

systemctl status sshd.service

It will probably give an output that its disabled. To get this enabled use:

systemctl enable sshd.service

then

systemctl start sshd.service

And then check if its running now:

systemctl status sshd.service 

The output should tell you its enabled. If everything goes well you should have ssh services every time you boot from now on.

This solution did not work for me.
Please update with the $ “/bin/systemctl restart sshd” cmd.
The RootPassword login no option then worked when doing Step Five — Configure SSH Daemon in Initial Server Setup with CentOS 7.

often occur when editing /etc /ssh /sshd_config