Re: I can't connect via ssh [SOLVED]

["Germán A. Racca"]

On Sun, 2009-09-27 at 11:33 -0400, Erik Hemdal wrote:
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>  > Date: Sat, 26 Sep 2009 17:23:17 -0300
>  > From: Germ?n Racca <german.racca(a)gmail.com&gt;
>  > Subject: Re: I can't connect via ssh
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>  > On Sat, 2009-09-26 at 15:30 -0400, Erik Hemdal wrote:
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>  >> > From: Germ?n Racca <german.racca(a)gmail.com&gt;
>  >> > Subject: Re: I can't connect via ssh
>  >> > To: "Community assistance, encouragement, and advice for using
>  >> > Fedora." <fedora-list(a)redhat.com&gt;
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>  
>  > Hi Erik,
>  >
>  > Thanks for your clarifying message! Now I discovered the following:
>  >
>  > I can ping and connect via ssh from other computer to my notebook, but
>  > *I can't from other computer to my PC*. The messages, from other
>  > computer to my PC are:
>  >
>  > $ ssh xx.xx.xx.xx
>  > ssh: connect to host xx.xx.xx.xx port 22: No route to host
>  >
>  
>  OK, so what can we learn from this?
>  
>  Your notebook has a working configuration of the SSH server and it can be 
>  found on the network.
>  Your "other computer" probably has a good configuration of the SSH client.
>  
>  If you end up with SSH troubles, knowing which systems have known-good 
>  setups can be very important.  But from what you've told me, I don't yet 
>  suspect SSH is the problem, there's something else.  You aren't even 
>  reaching SSH on the computer you want to get to.
>  
>  > $ ping xx.xx.xx.xx
>  >>From xx.xx.xx.xx icmp_seq=11 Destination Host Unreachable
>  
>  So if I understand things, there are three computers here:  The "PC", which 
>  is the computer you're trying to access, let's call that "Alpha",
> another 
>  computer, let's call it "Baker", and your notebook, let's call it
> "Charlie".
>  
>  Baker can "ssh into" Charlie.  But neither Baker nor Charlie can ssh into 
>  Alpha.  And Alpha is the one you really need to reach.  Further,you can't 
>  even ping Alpha, you get the "no route to host" errors.  Since you get them 
>  from two different computers, Baker and Charlie, I'm more suspicious that 
>  something on Alpha is the problem, or something on the network (the common 
>  link) is wrong.
>  
>  If I were there, I would check  a few things.  I'd log on to Alpha and see 
>  what I can do FROM that computer.  Can you browse the Web, ping other 
>  computers, and so forth?   That might tell us a lot.  For example, if the 
>  network cable on that computer is loose or broken, you'd see these problems.
>  
>  Then, I'd try to look at the equipment itself:  What is the computer 
>  connected to on the network?  For example, it might go into a network box 
>  right there in the room, or it might just go into the wall.  If the first 
>  case is true, then you can check the network connections that are there.  If 
>  the network cable goes into the wall, you probably need to talk to the 
>  network admins for help. When other posters were asking about your physical 
>  setup, this is what they were asking about.
>  
>  If you can reboot Alpha, or at least restart its network service, you might 
>  cure the problem too.  But you need to know if Alpha is working right first; 
>  don't just turn it off if you don't have to.
>  
>  Erik 
Hi all:

After the administrator of the network changing the connection of my PC
in the switcher, I can ping and connect via ssh from my PC to my
notebook and vice versa.

Thanks to all that helped me with this issue, I learned a bit more about
this.

Cheers & abrazos,
Germán

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Germán A. Racca
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