Network embarassment
Brian Astill
bastill at adam.com.au
Tue May 10 01:25:55 UTC 2005
On Mon, 9 May 2005 11:32 pm, Tony Arnold wrote:
> On the machine that you think is running sshd, then try 'telnet
> 127.0.0.1 22' and see if you get a response.
That worked.
> The try 'telnet
> <ip-address> 22' and see if you get the same response, where
> <ip-address> is the address of your network card.
This didn't work. On impulse I tried 'ifconfig -a' and found that I had
reversed the addresses for host (which IS 182.168.1.3) and remote (which IS
192.168.1.4) in BOTH /etc/hosts files, What a twit! :-(
I can now connect using SSH2 in gftp. :-)
Thanks, everyone for your combined help.
--
Regards,
Brian
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