SSH Connection Refused Centos
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I have centos 6.9 installed in one of my machines.
I have a difficulty enabling ssh for remote connection. I always get "Refused Connection" in Putty.
I can use ssh via localhost. Iptables shows that incoming connection is accepting port 22.
Below command is how i use to connect via terminal/server.
root: ssh xx@localhost
My connection is directly to my modem isp.
Linux(centos)-->PublicIP-->ISPModem-->Internet.
I am trying to access my sever from the internet and i got connection refused error. From localhost ssh is good but outside localhost i got error.
I've been debugging this whole day now. Can't find any solution.
Do you have any solution?
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asked May 9 at 21:33
buhatar
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I have centos 6.9 installed in one of my machines.
I have a difficulty enabling ssh for remote connection. I always get "Refused Connection" in Putty.
I can use ssh via localhost. Iptables shows that incoming connection is accepting port 22.
Below command is how i use to connect via terminal/server.
root: ssh xx@localhost
My connection is directly to my modem isp.
Linux(centos)-->PublicIP-->ISPModem-->Internet.
I am trying to access my sever from the internet and i got connection refused error. From localhost ssh is good but outside localhost i got error.
I've been debugging this whole day now. Can't find any solution.
Do you have any solution?
centos ssh
asked May 9 at 21:33
buhatar
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What is yoursshcommand (sanitized for secrets)? Can you ping the host used in that command from where you are connecting?
– ajeh
May 9 at 21:55
sorry what do you mean by that? what do you mean ping in that command? getting confuse.. sorry.
– buhatar
May 9 at 23:26
Step 1: provide the full ssh command you are using (not in comment, update the question). We'll go from there. Replace user name and password with fake of course.
– ajeh
May 10 at 0:01
post is now updated.
– buhatar
May 10 at 13:42
You said earlier thatlocalhostworks, so what command is causing the problem?
– ajeh
May 10 at 13:48
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I have centos 6.9 installed in one of my machines.
I have a difficulty enabling ssh for remote connection. I always get "Refused Connection" in Putty.
I can use ssh via localhost. Iptables shows that incoming connection is accepting port 22.
Below command is how i use to connect via terminal/server.
root: ssh xx@localhost
My connection is directly to my modem isp.
Linux(centos)-->PublicIP-->ISPModem-->Internet.
I am trying to access my sever from the internet and i got connection refused error. From localhost ssh is good but outside localhost i got error.
I've been debugging this whole day now. Can't find any solution.
Do you have any solution?
centos ssh
asked May 9 at 21:33
buhatar
12
I have centos 6.9 installed in one of my machines.
I have a difficulty enabling ssh for remote connection. I always get "Refused Connection" in Putty.
I can use ssh via localhost. Iptables shows that incoming connection is accepting port 22.
Below command is how i use to connect via terminal/server.
root: ssh xx@localhost
My connection is directly to my modem isp.
Linux(centos)-->PublicIP-->ISPModem-->Internet.
I am trying to access my sever from the internet and i got connection refused error. From localhost ssh is good but outside localhost i got error.
I've been debugging this whole day now. Can't find any solution.
Do you have any solution?
centos ssh
asked May 9 at 21:33
buhatar
12
edited May 10 at 14:14
asked May 9 at 21:33
buhatar
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asked May 9 at 21:33
buhatar
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asked May 9 at 21:33
buhatar
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What is yoursshcommand (sanitized for secrets)? Can you ping the host used in that command from where you are connecting?
– ajeh
May 9 at 21:55
sorry what do you mean by that? what do you mean ping in that command? getting confuse.. sorry.
– buhatar
May 9 at 23:26
Step 1: provide the full ssh command you are using (not in comment, update the question). We'll go from there. Replace user name and password with fake of course.
– ajeh
May 10 at 0:01
post is now updated.
– buhatar
May 10 at 13:42
You said earlier thatlocalhostworks, so what command is causing the problem?
– ajeh
May 10 at 13:48
 |Â
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What is yoursshcommand (sanitized for secrets)? Can you ping the host used in that command from where you are connecting?
– ajeh
May 9 at 21:55
sorry what do you mean by that? what do you mean ping in that command? getting confuse.. sorry.
– buhatar
May 9 at 23:26
Step 1: provide the full ssh command you are using (not in comment, update the question). We'll go from there. Replace user name and password with fake of course.
– ajeh
May 10 at 0:01
post is now updated.
– buhatar
May 10 at 13:42
You said earlier thatlocalhostworks, so what command is causing the problem?
– ajeh
May 10 at 13:48
What is your
ssh command (sanitized for secrets)? Can you ping the host used in that command from where you are connecting?– ajeh
May 9 at 21:55
What is your
ssh command (sanitized for secrets)? Can you ping the host used in that command from where you are connecting?– ajeh
May 9 at 21:55
sorry what do you mean by that? what do you mean ping in that command? getting confuse.. sorry.
– buhatar
May 9 at 23:26
sorry what do you mean by that? what do you mean ping in that command? getting confuse.. sorry.
– buhatar
May 9 at 23:26
Step 1: provide the full ssh command you are using (not in comment, update the question). We'll go from there. Replace user name and password with fake of course.
– ajeh
May 10 at 0:01
Step 1: provide the full ssh command you are using (not in comment, update the question). We'll go from there. Replace user name and password with fake of course.
– ajeh
May 10 at 0:01
post is now updated.
– buhatar
May 10 at 13:42
post is now updated.
– buhatar
May 10 at 13:42
You said earlier that
localhost works, so what command is causing the problem?– ajeh
May 10 at 13:48
You said earlier that
localhost works, so what command is causing the problem?– ajeh
May 10 at 13:48
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What is your
sshcommand (sanitized for secrets)? Can you ping the host used in that command from where you are connecting?– ajeh
May 9 at 21:55
sorry what do you mean by that? what do you mean ping in that command? getting confuse.. sorry.
– buhatar
May 9 at 23:26
Step 1: provide the full ssh command you are using (not in comment, update the question). We'll go from there. Replace user name and password with fake of course.
– ajeh
May 10 at 0:01
post is now updated.
– buhatar
May 10 at 13:42
You said earlier that
localhostworks, so what command is causing the problem?– ajeh
May 10 at 13:48