"Glenn A. Thompson" wrote:
> 
> Hey,
> 
> I installed the sshd module on my bering 2.2.1 test box and gernerated
> keys etc.  I can't seem to connect to it from my local network.
> I'm running my local network on 192.168.10.0/24.  That caused me some
> grief on a few other packges until I changed their configs.
> But from what I can tell I've got all that fixed up OK.
> I can connect to the fw weblet application no problem.
> When I try to connect to the sshd from the internet I see stuff in my
> logs as I would expect.
> When I do it from the loc network I see immediate rejects and I can't
> find anything in any logs.
> So I installed the ssh client on the firewall.  If I try to connect to
> localhost I just hang there.
> If I try to connect to the loc interface I get reject UNKNOWN.
> I've looked through the rules and it seems like it should work.  I even
> changed the interfaces file under shorewall to be more explicit about
> the loc and fw interfaces.
> 
> Any clues? Any more information I should provide?
> Thanks,
> glenn

What does your output look like when you turn on verbose mode:

ssh -v <host>

and how is your sshd_config configured? We'll need that to begin with..
If you have changed other configuration files, other than those
connected with ssh, sshd you'll have to provide info with that as well.
Is sshd actually running? Try "netstat -an" and "ps ax" and see what
gives..

Regards,
-- 
Patrick Benson
Stockholm, Sweden


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