Gabriel, try temporarily disabling the linux firewall AKA iptables. Do in a terminal an: service iptables stop ,,on the ltsp server. Then try doing the ctl-alt-f2 Does the thin client appear to "try" and get to a bash prompt then you see the "accesss is denied" error,or is this what you are seeing in the system logs? Are you sure that you have a telnet daemon running on the server? Do in a terminal an : ps aux|grep telnet and ps aux|grep telnetd and see if it returns a running telnet server process.
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