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Connection Refused in PuTTy and SQLyog can not connect either...

Hey LQ,

I researched a long while and could not find an answer to these problems, so here I am. I have a debian server running on my home network. I have it running LAMP and it has a live website.

I have samba running and share files with my windows 7 machine, so they do connect.

When i try to use putty it always refuses the connection.
SQLyog tells me off too, but it only cays it cannot connect.

I was checking into SSH, since that is how they are both trying to connect, but I can not find adequate info online for my problem.

I have debian lenny running, I was pretty sure it has ssh running, but i couldnt locate 'sshd'

Is SSH on there by a different name or do I need to install the service.

Thanks in advance guys, I wasn't sure where to go from here.

(ps - getting samba running was a nightmare, but i think it was windoze fault, i tried setting up the debian machine exactly how the guides said to do, but it never could connect and denied passwords constantly, then the next day after a few windows reboots had happened, all of the sudden it worked. Don't know what the deal was there. Could that be instrumental? Sorry I am a web dev and not a networker so this stuff is not my forte.)

You diagnose this using the following commands:

Check if sshd is running..

Code:

# ps -ef |grep sshd

# service ssh status

You can start sshd with:

Code:

# service ssh start

Check on what port sshd is running..

Code:

# cat /etc/ssh/sshd_config |grep Port

Check if there are any firewall rules blocking it..

Code:

# iptables -L

Quote:

Originally Posted by fylnq (Post 3879251)

You diagnose this using the following commands:

Check if sshd is running..

Code:

# ps -ef |grep sshd

# service ssh status

You can start sshd with:

Code:

# service ssh start

Check on what port sshd is running..

Code:

# cat /etc/ssh/sshd_config |grep Port

Check if there are any firewall rules blocking it..

Code:

# iptables -L

Baffling. Says it is running under root on port 22, and when i ran iptables i got INPUT, OUTPUT, FORWARD all set to accept. I dont understand why it wouldnt connect, is this a goo dol' windoze problem?