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<0> do you have 2 pcs on your internal network
<1> yeah
<1> ONE doze
<1> one linux
<0> go back to the linux pc and as root do /etc/init.d/iptables stop
<1> I'm doing this all from linux
<1> /etc/init.d/iptables: no such file or dir ...
<0> is this fedora
<1> gentoo
<1> connection timed out
<1> AW :(
<0> so, you can ssh to localhost but you can not ssh to your network card's ip address
<1> yes
<0> that points to packet filtering and gentoo does that with iptables
<1> no such file or dir
<0> standby a sec
<0> cd /etc/init.d
<0> then do ls
<1> k
<0> do you see iptables and ip6tables
<1> No
<0> ok
<1> im in root now ill try again
<1> still no iptables or ip6tables
<0> do this
<0> tail -f /var/log/messages or message.log or whatever you have it named
<0> you should see your syslog
<0> tell me when
<1> I see it
<0> ok now from your windows machine, ssh to your linux machine's ip address
<0> and see if you get a hit in syslog
<1> I don't have an ssh client on my winbox....Lol, i'll get one
<1> I'm ssh-noob
<1> ill use putty
<0> ok google for and download putty
<0> it is a free ssh terminal program
<1> hostname or IP addy
<1> this is where it ****s up
<0> http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/x86/putty.exe
<1> I got openssh on my linuxbox
<0> good enough ssh to your 192.168.x.x address for your linux box
<0> and watch syslog when you do it
<1> Oh...damnit
<1> I closed it -- heh
<1> ill reopen
<0> i think i know what it is, but this will tell us for sure
<1> so ssh myuser@192.168.0.1 ?
<0> yeah
<1> Connection refused ....
<0> syslog ?
<1> still the same..
<0> ps ax | grep sshd
<1> broccoli standby a sec
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<1> Wow, Sorry about that-
<0> heh
<1> I tried pasting my two lines from my terminal...****ing mouse scroll
<0> dont paste just tell me if sshd is running
<1> I can't tell
<1> ssh is running though
<1> /etc/init.d/sshd start <--
<0> you see something like
<0> 8353 ? Ss 0:00 /usr/sbin/sshd
<1> yeah
<0> ok what is your favorite editor
<1> I only have nano
<0> use nano -w and open /etc/hosts.allow
<0> add the line: SSHD:ALL
<0> save and exit
<0> bah
<1> is hosts.allow supposed to be blank? because usually that means the file doesn't exist
<0> do it in lower case
<0> sshd:ALL
<0> dont worry about that... just add the line, save and exit
<1> and open /etc/hosts.allow ? Could I nano -w /etc/hosts.allow
<0> do this echo "sshd:ALL" >> /etc/hosts.allow
<1> done -
<1> I was in /etc/ too
<0> ok try to ssh again
<1> k
<1> my router addr ?
<0> no
<0> internal address
<1> so 192.168.0.1
<0> if that is your internal address yes
<1> Connection refused
<0> how many network cards do you have in your linux box
<1> just one
<0> do ifconfig eth0 |grep inet
<1> Wow
<1> i did ssh myuser@myip and my syslog changed
<1> session opened for user root by blah
<1> but the terminal where im sshing from is still hanging...
<1> ill ifconfig now
<0> verify your ip address
<0> that is wht the ifconfig will do
<1> i did ifconfig eth0 | grep inet and i got cmd not found
<0> lol
<1> true....
<0> do it as root
<1> Lol right...
<1> yeah sshing myuser@myip "Connection TIMED OUT"
<0> and have you made any changes to /etc/ssh/sshd_config
<1> no
<1> ok ifconfig eth0 | grep inet
<1> inet addr:192.168.0.101 Bcast: 192.168.0.255 mask 255.255.255.0
<0> i see your problem
<0> do you
<1> I tried ssh myuser@192.168.0.101 and I got 'the authenticity of host Blah can't be established.....rsa finger print...are you sure you want to continue connecting
<1> I probably don't see it :(
<1> Wow
<0> myuser@192.168.0.101 <- is correct
<1> it asked for a p***wd and I logged in---
<1> I just logged in and it went back to my user...
<1> is that what SSH is ? Lol
<0> that is what it is supposed to do
<1> Really :D ?
<1> Wow. thats cool...
<1> I'll try it with putty from my winbox
<0> i want you to read something
<1> ok
<0> hold one while i get the url
<1> But this will definitly be difficult when I try connecting from a remote computer
<1> I can't just ssh myuser@192.168.0.101
<1> ls
<1> :| Sorry...
<0> http://www.linux-noob.com/forums/index.php?showforum=55
<1> Thanks, i'll read it now
<0> there are several ssh docs in there
<1> I logged in from my winbox using putty! SICK
<0> navrax: if you download and install putty on your windows machine, you will be able to ssh to 192.168.0.101 and get a shell on your linux box
<0> heh yeah your ahead of me
<0> now, check your port forwarding on your router and make sure you are forwarding 22 to 192.168.0.101 port 22
<2> I SHUT DOWN MY COMPUTER FROM MY WINBOX :D
<2> Thanks a lot man that was AWESOME
<2> znx: I shut my linuxbox down from my winbox using putty! SO happy!
<0> heh ok now for lesson #2
<2> broccoli: From the net!
<0> linux can run for long periods of time without being rebooted
<0> or shutdown
<2> True.
<0> but im glad you got ssh working the way you wanted
<2> Welllll....
<2> Lol, i'll try opening putty at my school tomorrow and try to open up my ip- if that fails then Damn...I'll find out how
<0> if you are going to be doing a lot of work while ssh'd in, i want you to read the writeup on screen on that url i gave you
<0> logan5: you can test it now
<2> I added it to my favourites before I shut it down
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