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ssh: connect to host 192.168.1.101 port 22: Connection refused

 

SSH issue SSH not allow to login For this following Possible issue

 

1. One of the possibility is your firewall rules are blocking ssh connections

Like Firewall On – Disable firwall or allow the SSH connection through the firewall

1. TO disable Linux Firewall

#Service iptables stop

Or

2. Allow only SSH connection

Allow only the incomming SSH connection to the linux box from anywhere

#iptables –A INPUT –I eth0 –p tcp –dport 22 –j ACCEPT

 

 

2. Another possibility is may be following

#cd /root/.ssh

#vi know_hosts

Note- delete everything on that file

#service sshd restart

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