Hi,

I have googled a lot on this issue, but I did not dound a solution for
my problem. I want to log-in from my laptop or some other account to a
server via ssh (running Scientific Linux 4.6, a derivate of Redhat 4).
When I try to ssh on the server I always get the error:

ssh: connect to host XXX port 22: No route to host

- sshd is running on the server
- no(!) firewall is running on the server
- no selinux is running on the server
- and I can ping the server.

I also have checked the log-files in /var/log and connot find any
reference to the IP address I am trying to log in from.


Any ideas?

Thanks
Alex

On Mon, 11 Aug 2008 06:22:17 -0700, Alexander.Dietz72 wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I have googled a lot on this issue, but I did not dound a solution for
> my problem. I want to log-in from my laptop or some other account to a
> server via ssh (running Scientific Linux 4.6, a derivate of Redhat 4).
> When I try to ssh on the server I always get the error:
>
> ssh: connect to host XXX port 22: No route to host
>
> - sshd is running on the server
> - no(!) firewall is running on the server - no selinux is running on the
> server - and I can ping the server.
>
> I also have checked the log-files in /var/log and connot find any
> reference to the IP address I am trying to log in from.
>
>
> Any ideas?

Is the sshd daemon listening on port 22? Some people set it to
listen on other, nonstandard ports, in order to keep their logs clear
from breakin attempts.