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I have my very first ArchLinux up and mostly running, but even though its network (including sshd) appears to be running, I'm unable to ssh to it from another computer. I end up getting this error:
pablo@grandpaboy=> ssh 192.168.0.5
ssh_exchange_identification: Connection closed by remote hostI have openssh installed on the target computer. Is there additional configuration required in order to connect remotely? Thanks in advance for the help.
Last edited by extraspecialbitter (2009-09-20 20:23:16)
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you have to add your host to /etc/hosts.allow or comment out the line that deny that in /etc/hosts.deny
Last edited by wonder (2009-09-20 18:41:48)
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If the above does not do the trick, running ssh with the -v switch should shed a light on what's going wrong.
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I'm 95 % sure that wonder is right, the op needs to add his host to the /etc/hosts.allow
The verbose switch will help diagnose it as B pointed out.
Last edited by graysky (2009-09-20 19:25:10)
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you have to add your host to /etc/hosts.allow or comment out the line that deny that in /etc/hosts.deny
I feel embarrassed that I didn't know this one - but it worked. Thanks!
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I have just run into this exact same error, but do I have to add my host to my box's /etc/hosts.allow or the target computer's /etc/hosts.allow? (is a headless machine, grr...).
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Add it to /etc/hosts.allow on the server (the one running sshd)
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Okay, thanks sand_man ![]()
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