On Mon, 5 May 2003, eric wrote:
> > When you attempt to connect you should get a lot more reporting. I assume
> > that your problem is routing and not ssh related.
>
> Ok...that's all I got.
Probably a routing problem. sshd would tell you when the connection is
attempted.
> > And what does "ssh -v" tell you?
>
> it gives me a list of switches to use, that's it.
ssh -v -p 2200
user@host.name
> > Checking your routing. Try ping, traceroute and other tools (and
> > protocols).
> >
> > Can you get to the server at all?
>
>
> I can ssh from the machine to the real world. I can ping the machine from
> another host. I can traceroute from the machine. I can use lynx from the
> machine. ????????????
Can you ping and traceroute the machine from that host you are trying to
do the ssh connection from?
Can you lynx to that machine (if it has a http service)?
Most likely this is not a ssh problem.
Also make sure you don't have any packet filtering anywhere that is
stopping this.
Jeremy C. Reed
http://bsd.reedmedia.net/
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