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For the past 2 years I've had no trouble getting into my home machine from outside the local network, until recently. I can ping my modem's IP, my music server works fine from outside the network, but I cannot remote in and I have no clue why. Nothing has changed in my config. Help?
You say that you can ping your modem from outside. Is your modem that you connect to directly from outside or do you have a router behind this modem and have DMZ set up on modem? If no, did you receive this modem from your ISP and what is this ISP that gives you a modem with SSH server?
you might want to consider running nmap on your IP:
Code:
nmap -p 22 IP
were 22 and IP are the correct port and IPaddress of your WAN. If something has changed it will show up as blocked. In that case you will need to contact your ISP and find out what they did.
you might want to consider running nmap on your IP:
Code:
nmap -p 22 IP
were 22 and IP are the correct port and IPaddress of your WAN. If something has changed it will show up as blocked. In that case you will need to contact your ISP and find out what they did.
He's using a changed port, 32, you can see it in his first post where he quotes netstat
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