I have concentrated on getting the ssh to work and noticed that I cannot
connect to my linux server (which is running sshd) from any of my
machine on my 192.168.1.XXX subnet. But at work I can still ssh into my
server.
I have checked ps -e | grep sshd, and sshd is running as expected.
My /etc/hosts.deny is:
ALL:ALL EXCEPT 127.0.0.1:DENY
My /etc/hosts.allow is:
ALL: 127.0.0.1,192.168.1.
3306: 192.168.1.201 (my local machine that needs to access mysql)
mysqld: 127.0.0.1
mysqld: 192.168.1.201
sshd: ALL ALLOW
I am thinking my issue is due to some global network setting and not a
issue specifically with sshd or mysqld.
Any more thoughts?
Thanks
Mike
Paul Stejskal wrote:
Michael Seeberger wrote:
Hello there,
Not sure where my problem lies. I have a server which had among
things ssh (tcp 22) and mysql (tcp 3306) open for connections, and
all worked fine. I just upgraded to 2007, and now I cannot connect
to any of these ports from other machines.
When I run "netstat -ltunp" on the server I see that both sshd and
mysqld are listing on the correct ports. I have stopped shorewall to
rule out any firewall involvement, but that did not solve the problem.
Using ifconfig, I see that my machine is still using the same static
ip address that I am attempting to connect to.
Any thoughts?
Thanks
Mike
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Try checking the configuration for ssh and sql. Sometimes config files
get overwriten. Start there, and also check if it's running with ps
aux | grep ssh and the other grep command | grep sql :).
Paul
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