So I am trying to get ssh working on my server. I can connect on my local network with the local ip address of the server perfectly fine.
Hi, I've been trying to set up a sftp connection to my n810 tablet (running openssh on maemo linux) so I can connect to it from my ubuntu laptop. The tablet is connected to internet through wifi.
I've installed the client on the laptop, opened port 22 for the n810 on my router and started the ssh server.
Hello,
I found a tutorial online on setting up Opensshd-server.
everything works fine when I try ssh user@localhost
but when I try to connect though another computer on the network it gives me:
Connection Lost
pool-my-ip-address.plspca.dsl-w.verizon.net/my.ip.address:22 - Connection Refused
i also tried different ports which I have forwarded on my router but it doesn't connect.
Hello,
I found a tutorial online on setting up Opensshd-server.
everything works fine when I try ssh user@localhost
but when I try to connect though another computer on the network it gives me:
Connection Lost
pool-my-ip-address.plspca.dsl-w.verizon.net/my.ip.address:22 - Connection Refused
i also tried different ports which I have forwarded on my router but it doesn't connect.
My laptop has capabilities of 802.11n connection.
with my previous router i could connect with more than 54Mb connection.
now i have D-Link router and for some reason the maximum connection speed is 54Mb, which implying that the connection has established with 802.11g.
how can i check which standard (g or n) has been established? is there any command that get that information?
This might be just a misunderstanding of how ssh tunneling works, but here goes:
In my ngirgd.conf file I have the following:
Ports = 6669
Listen = 127.0.0.1
This ngircd server is running on HostA. I've tunneled into it using the following:
wayne@HostB % ssh -N wayne@HostA -L 6669:HostA:6669
I enter my password.
Upgrading from a OpenSUSE 12.1 installation with a working FreeNX server, I hit an issue with the FreeNX server on OpenSUSE 12.2, running Gnome 3.
Whenever I connect, I pass the dreaded connection phase (where I've hit most of my issues with FreeNX), and see the client prepare the display, and even see a bit of the display load.
I've made a pptp server on Ubuntu and considering I'm fairly new at this stuff I somehow made it work (tested from a friend behind a router without any port forwarding).
Hello,
I am living in China currently and i have to use a pppoe connection to connect to the internet. My problem occurs when i normally connect to the internet using the:
sudo pon dsl-provider
This connects me for around 25 seconds to the internet and than just hangs up and stops the connection. Does anyone know why this occurs?
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