ssh not working

[adityaharish]

Cannot connect to my own pc using ssh..

shraddesh@shraddesh-Samsung-Desktop-System:~$ ssh shraddesh@107.109.39.192
ssh: connect to host 107.109.39.192 port 22: Connection refused
shraddesh@shraddesh-Samsung-Desktop-System:~$


There is no problem with the network connection . So Please help me in solving this problem

Thanks & Regards
Aditya

[sudodus]

- Are you running the ssh server on the other pc?

- Do you have a firewall, that has closed port 22?

[zeljkojagust]

Check if you have openssh-server package installed. Also check firewall (iptables or ufw) if port 22 is blocked.

[lethall1]

from the ssh-server

sudo apt-get install nmap
nmap localhost

if you are sure, that openssh-server is installed, try run this:

sudo service ssh restart
ssh user@localhost

[HermanAB]

Turn debug messages on:
$ ssh -vvv shraddesh@107.109.39.192

[adityaharish]

Thanks all !!!
It's working now . I re-installed openshh-server & nmap

[adityaharish]

Why do we get this message when we connect to another remote pc using ssh & What does this mean ??

Write failed: Broken pipe

When I connect to a server using ssh the above msg pop's up every time a few seconds after I login

[Lars Noodén]

I re-installed openshh-server & nmap

nmap will be of very limited value if you run it on the same machine you are scanning. For best, most accurate results, you need to run it from a second machine.

[adityaharish]

I can't connect to my pc using ssh from a second machine .
It's always showing this error

bash-4.1$ scp test.zip shraddesh@107.109.39.132:/home/shraddesh/
ssh: connect to host 107.109.39.132 port 22: Connection timed out
lost connection

I tried the above from another pc

How can I solve this problem ??

[Lars Noodén]

Can you connect to 107.109.39.132 from any other pcs, or is it just the one giving the problem?

If you cannot connect from others, check that sshd is running on 107.109.39.132 and listening at port 22:

service ssh status
pgrep -lf sshd
sudo netstat -nltp | grep :22

The last two should have lines of output containing 'sshd'

If sshd is not running on 107.109.39.132 then try starting it.

sudo service restart