By default ssh service is not enabled in Ubuntu 12.04 Precise Pangolin.
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Hello,
I'm getting back to Linux on my desktop (laptop) for the first time since 2001. I've been testing it out on a work provided Lenovo for the last couple of weeks and found kubuntu was the best fit for me. So now I'm ready to commit on my personal laptop and my normal work laptop (both Macs).
Using Ubuntu 13.04 I can't connect to my school network.
It is secured with WPA & WPA2 Enterprise and I have to enter my username and password school provided.
This does work on Windows 7, and it has worked with Xubuntu 12.10 in the past, but now it just won't connect.
Some screenshots of the errors:
The screen I have to enter my personal information
Some kind of warning, I always choose ig
Greetings all!
I would like to enable personal file sharing so I can access my laptop (hp Mini laptop w/ ubuntu) from my mac mini (OSX 10.4.11), but the message I get in PFS dialogue box is "This feature cannot be enabled because the required packages are not installed on your system".
OK.. What packages and where might they be? I'm clueless.. Any advice is appreciated!
Thanks,
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I'm running Ubuntu 12.04 on a MacBook pro 9,2 and I can connect to the LAN at my school (I can ssh into it from another computer on the LAN) however I cannot connect to any server outside of the network (not even pinging Google. I have no idea what the problem is, and am hesitant to contact the admin, as I'm not sure he would exactly approve of Ubuntu on a school funded laptop.
Hi all,
Host - Fadora17 desktop 64bit
Client - Opensuse 12.2 server
KVM - virtualizer.
Openssh server is running on Opensuse server and Openssh client is running on Fadora desktop. I can ssh connect the server on Fadora desktop. Now I expect testing PuTTY, the emulator, which I haven't used before. I have following questions?
1) Do I need to install PuTTY on both server and desktop?
I have an Ubuntu 12.04.01 desktop PC, 64-bit. It has openssh-server installed.
When I SSH to the server from a linux box it works. But when I use PuTTY from my
Windows 7 PC to connect then I just get an immediate error:
The server closed the connection unexpectidely
Both the server and the PC are on the same LAN.
Hello,
at the moment I'm trying to set up a simple ssh connection between two computers (running Ubuntu 10.10) on our wireless home network.
On both computers I made sure OpenSSH was installed, server & client side:
Code:
sudo apt-get install openssh-server openssh-server
I then disabled both firewalls.
Code:
sudo ufw disable
That's all I have done really, but I still can't connect f
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