I checked services running, and smbd, nmbd, and windbd are all
running. Is there another service that I should check?
None of those has anything to do with ssh.
To connect using ssh you need sshd (that is an ssh daemon) running on
the system *to* which you are connecting.
I.e. if you want an ssh client on the Windows system to be able to
connect to the Linux system then the Linux system must be running
sshd (the ssh daemon is called sshd on all Linux systems I have ever
come across).
Or, the other way around, if you want to connect a Linux client to the
Windows system using ssh then the Windows system must be running an ssh
server process (an "ssh daemon" in Unix/Linux parlance). I'm not sure
what ssh server software is in common use on Windows.
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