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From: "Julius C. Duque" <jcduque@cybercebu.com>
To: Graham Vickrage <graham@digitalplanit.com>
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Subject: Re: SSH server & puTTY client
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On Tue, 22 May 2001, Graham Vickrage wrote:

> Hi All,
> 
> I have just installed the latest release of OpenSSH on my Linux server and
> puTTY on my win32 client and everything seemed to go OK.
> 
> when I try to connect I get the message
> 
> "Unable to open connection: Connection refused"

> Where do I start tracing the problem?

What are the entries on your log files on the server side? A
"connection refused" means that your ssh daemon is not running.

Try port scanning your server. Check for port 22 whether it is
closed or not. (Get nmap).


> I can connect to the server using standard telnet software, where am I going
> wrong?

Telnet is not related to ssh.

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Noble people come to equal their superiors;
petty people come to equal their inferiors.

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