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Originally Posted by ethnicme
No error could be made because the target machine actively refused it
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A simple Google (or clusty.com if you prefer) on "because the target machine actively refused it" shows a strong tendancy towards it being a Microsoft (dot net whatever crap) error message,
I was wondering about such a use of words: "No error could be made...". That's either hyper-geek or hyper-loonie.
Anyhow, you could perhaps try on a MS forum. Or two.
As for SuSE, I set up lots of virtual machines (9.3 and 10.0) and I enable ssh and there's absolutely nothing to it. If you can ping, you can ssh. Between Linux machines, that is.