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ssh port 22 denied?
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I was trying to login via ssh to my server at home to transfer some files while at work from my powerbook. While inthe terminal I typed ssh+IP then got a port 22 error. Whats gone wrong. It works fine when I'm at home with the IP the router gives out. Is there another port I have to open on the router. Please advise.
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Since it sounds like you have setup port forwarding for port 22, are you sure the machine was running at the time, and not asleep, for example?
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Thanks For the help, HMMM I cant say for sure but I think it wasn't sleeping, It was on I know that( unless power failure and restart?) Is there a way to wake it up if it was sleeping Say like ssh+ whatever and IP? How do you going about doing that. Thanks for the Time
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With some loud music + a friend to chat nearby you can get alot done. - but jezz, I'd avoid it if I had the choice---- If only real people came with Alpha Channels.......:)
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Originally posted by real:
Thanks For the help, HMMM I cant say for sure but I think it wasn't sleeping, It was on I know that( unless power failure and restart?) Is there a way to wake it up if it was sleeping Say like ssh+ whatever and IP? How do you going about doing that. Thanks for the Time
REAL
If the machine was asleep, it wouldn't respond to remote connections.
There is a 'wake for administrative access' option in the Energy Saver preferences, but it requires specially-crafted network packets on the local network - in other words, it can only be woken by another machine on the local network, not remotely.
So if the machine was asleep, you're out of luck.
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I'll give it another try in the morning, I will turn off sleep and see what happens thanks again.
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With some loud music + a friend to chat nearby you can get alot done. - but jezz, I'd avoid it if I had the choice---- If only real people came with Alpha Channels.......:)
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Originally posted by real:
I'll give it another try in the morning, I will turn off sleep and see what happens thanks again.
real
Is it something dumb like the network at your work having a firewall blocking that port?
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