Re: Ssh/Rsh problems

From: Peter Barganski (peter.barganski@surfkitchen.com)
Date: 02/26/03

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    From: peter.barganski@surfkitchen.com (Peter Barganski)
Date: 26 Feb 2003 11:04:48 -0800

    Had the same problem. Turned out to be the IPTables firewall service
    blocking access.

    Modify your IPTables rules or simply switch it off with 'service
    iptables stop' if you feel your net is well protected.

    Peter

    ireidlin@ianreidconsulting.com (Ian) wrote in message news:<8391f7e7.0302252145.1d3a26a5@posting.google.com>...
    > I am encountering problems with both ssh and rsh, on machines running
    > Redhat 8.0
    > When I attempt to run a command on a remote machine via ssh, I get a
    > "connection refused" message
    > immediately.
    >
    > When I attempt to run a command on a remote machine via rsh, I get a
    > "connection refused" message after several seconds.
    >
    > If I try running the command on the local machine, via ssh or rsh, it
    > succeeds.
    > I have created an ".rhosts" file , with the write permissions only for
    > the user,
    > containing a line for each IP address and user.
    >
    > I am using numeric IP addresses in the ssh/rsh commands, as opposed to
    > host names.
    > Both ssh(d) and rsh(d) have been enabled and installed on all machines
    >
    > Here is a brief description of the network set-up:
    >
    > Machine 1 - Both DNS and gateway specified, Redhat 8.0
    > Machine 2 - No DNS, No gateway specified, Redhat 8.0
    > Machine 3 - No DNS, No gateway specified, Redhat 8.0
    >
    > Any ideas or suggestions toward the solution of this problem would be
    > greatly
    > appreciated.
    >
    > Thanks
    >
    > Ian

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