Re: Port forwarding and ssh

From: Phillip T. George (me_at_PhillipGeorge.com)
Date: 10/17/04

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    Eric Tanguy wrote:

    >I have a simple adsl router and gateway on the configuration i can allow
    >to forward port 22 to a specific machine. But when i try to connect by
    >ssh the machine from outside i have this answer : ssh: connect to host
    >toto.homeip.net port 22: Connection refused. I disable the firewall to
    >make some tries but the same. Is there a special configuration for ssh
    >to allow this ?
    >Thanks
    >Eric
    >
    >

    Eric,

    Can you ssh to it internally just fine? If so, then it has to be a
    problem on the router. IF you cannot, then you may have a firewall
    enabled on the linux box. Let us know.

    -Phillip 

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