Hi. I`m trying to connect with another computer, but i have the mmessage "time out". TO do SSH its there any special procedure i must follow up? or i just can type ssh user@server? i have CentOs 4 and SSHd its already running
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Hi. I`m trying to connect with another computer, but i have the mmessage "time out". TO do SSH its there any special procedure i must follow up? or i just can type ssh user@server? i have CentOs 4 and SSHd its already running
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yes. you should be able to simply type ssh user@server and connect. are you able to ping the server from the client? maybe iptables is blocking port 22 on the server?
Try ssh -v user@server
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Hi. I`m trying to connect with another computer, but i have the mmessage "time out". TO do SSH its there any special procedure i must follow up? or i just can type ssh user@server? i have CentOs 4 and SSHd its already running
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On Wed May 10 2006 12:28, centos-bounces@centos.org wrote:
Hi. I`m trying to connect with another computer, but i have the mmessage "time out". TO do SSH its there any special procedure i must follow up? or i just can type ssh user@server? i have CentOs 4 and SSHd its already running
OK but is iptables allowing the traffic through? Default setting don't allow this.
On Wed May 10 2006 12:28, centos-bounces@centos.org wrote:
Hi. I`m trying to connect with another computer, but i have the mmessage "time out". TO do SSH its there any special procedure i must follow up? or i just can type ssh user@server? i have CentOs 4 and SSHd its already running
OK but is iptables allowing the traffic through? Default setting don't allow this.
You can also look in /etc/deny.hosts if the ip of the other computer
isn't in it..that also can give a time-out ..
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On Thu May 11 2006 14:20, Drachman Bjorn wrote:
Hi. I`m trying to connect with another computer, but i have the mmessage "time out". TO do SSH its there any special procedure i must follow up? or i just can type ssh user@server? i have CentOs 4 and SSHd its already running
OK but is iptables allowing the traffic through? Default setting don't allow this.
You can also look in /etc/deny.hosts if the ip of the other computer
isn't in it..that also can give a time-out ..
That was just for good measures. I still think it's iptables that is blocking your connection or else the other machine doesn't have the ssh daemon running.
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