Re: remote ssh to a mac
From: nandita (nandita@arches.uga.edu)
Date: 03/27/03
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From: nandita@arches.uga.edu (nandita) Date: 26 Mar 2003 19:19:07 -0800
thanks Richard,
No, its not a privately addressed host- i havejust had a friend log in
from a foreign network.
i still cannot get in .
i also get an error message- connection timed out, if i try to ssh
directly. (no route to host would appear when i ssh-ed into another
sever and then tried to ssh from there into my sytem.)
would appreciate any ideas
t.i.a
-nandita
slade@shore.net (Richard E. Silverman) wrote in message news:<m1lisu5sri9.fsf@syrinx.oankali.net>...
> > i am trying to use SSH to login to my work comp uses mac- os X- when i
> > try any of the computers within my lab- ssh works- however, if i go to
> > another building- or go home and try ssh,(from a mac) it can never
> > login. after i type in the ssh command the terminal window just stays
> > as it is and ends with "No Route to Host"
> > any pointers?-
> > thanks much
>
> The connection is perhaps blocked by a firewall, which is sending an ICMP
> "administratively prohibited" message and getting translated as "no route
> to host." Or, perhaps your SSH server host is privately addressed, and
> there really is no route to it from outside the lab.
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