Hi, I have a Windows program that I use (Called 'puTTY' to SSH from a Windows workstation to a Linux server. This program works with all of the Red Hat Linux and UnixWare 7 servers that I have here at the office, and works with my client's machines as well, saving for one particular Red Hat 7 server.
I tried loading the PuTTY program on a Windows workstation on the same LAN IP Block as the Linux server itself. There is Samba on this machine, and the Windows work station is able to connect to it fine. However, when I try to SSH to the Linux server using root and the correct password, I get the message 'Access Denied', even when I can SSH in to this Linux server from another Linux server which is also on the same LAN !! Also, when I am logged onto this troublesome machine, I can SSH to the Linux server at my office accross the WAN, but I cannot SSH back from that location to the offending Linux machine. In otherwords, the command-line SSH only works in one direction. I could not find anything in /etc/hosts.deny that could cause this. Does anyone know what can be causing this? Thanks ! Jason _______________________________________________ Seawolf-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/seawolf-list
