Blue Lang wrote:
>
> > Did you swap your keys between machines? If not that's your problem. You
> > need to add the ~/.ssh/identity.pub to ~/.ssh/authorized_keys on the other
> > machine and visa-versa.
>
> Really? This looks like a routing issue to me. Can you telnet to the
> machine you're trying to reach with ssh? If so, is there a firewall, and,
> if so, is port 22 open?
Yes there is no problem reaching the machine with telnet, but also I can
use
ssh1 to connect with this machine (both machines are mine, and behind
the
same firewall on a LAN network.).
> Is the ssh daemon running on the remote host? Does the local host have a
> DNS entry? Can you look up that entry from the remote? etc, :)
Yes there is a ssh deamon running, actually it's sshd2 that's running.
Both
of the machines are using the same DNS server, so this shouldn't be the
problem - but yes I can ssh to this machine and also from the remote
machine.
And from the DNS server I can ssh to the machine also.
> Good luck,
Thanks :-)
/Allan
