Connection Refused

**Vegan** · August 15th, 2010

I am using TeraTerm for Windows and I am getting a connection refused message from the program.

Do I need to add anything to 10.04?

**Bachstelze** · August 15th, 2010

TeraTerm seems to be a telnet client/terminal emulator. Any reason you have to use it? You probably should be using a SSH client like Putty.

**Vegan** · August 15th, 2010

It supports SSH

**Bachstelze** · August 15th, 2010

Originally Posted by Vegan

It supports SSL

Given that the website says "Last updated: Aug 9 1999", it probably uses an old and insecure version of whatever protocol it uses. If you really want to use it, what port does it try to connect on?

**CharlesA** · August 15th, 2010

Originally Posted by Bachstelze

Gice that the website says "LAst updated: Aug 9 1999", it probably uses an old and insecure version of whatever protocol it uses. If you really want to use it, what port does it try to connect on?

There's a newer version out. http://ttssh2.sourceforge.jp/

I'd still stick to putty tbh.

**eric_1982** · August 15th, 2010

Have you successfully ssh into your Ubuntu server from any other device?

I am not positive if open-ssh is installed or not by default. You could try sudo apt-get install openssh-server in the command line of the Ubuntu server and see if that fixes your issue.

**Vegan** · August 15th, 2010

Originally Posted by eric_1982

Have you successfully ssh into your Ubuntu server from any other device?

I am not positive if open-ssh is installed or not by default. You could try sudo apt-get install openssh-server in the command line of the Ubuntu server and see if that fixes your issue.

Thanks, that package was what I needed to install.