ssh connection refused before local logined
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After reboot my server, ssh promoted 'Connection Refused' when I first try to login from a remote pc. But after I logined into this server locally, the remote ssh login successed.
My server running debian sid, all software are up-to-date.
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After reboot my server, ssh promoted 'Connection Refused' when I first try to login from a remote pc. But after I logined into this server locally, the remote ssh login successed.
My server running debian sid, all software are up-to-date.
linux ssh
asked Jan 30 at 4:04
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Is there any encryption that preventssshdfrom running or accepting connections? Compare this question.
– Kamil Maciorowski
Jan 30 at 5:19
Historically, sshd has tended to be one of the last processes to start up in most Linux distributions I've seen. I'm not sure why this was; I tend to want it to be running as soon as networking is stable, or possibly even before. I have the impression systemd fixed this, but I haven't noticed having the occasion to try it out. (At home, my laptop has no wired ports, my router doesn't allow wireless connections to talk to the LAN, nor the LAN to talk to wireless connections. At work, if I've run into the situation, it just worked and I just didn't notice.)
– Ed Grimm
Jan 30 at 6:25
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After reboot my server, ssh promoted 'Connection Refused' when I first try to login from a remote pc. But after I logined into this server locally, the remote ssh login successed.
My server running debian sid, all software are up-to-date.
linux ssh
asked Jan 30 at 4:04
user991733user991733
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After reboot my server, ssh promoted 'Connection Refused' when I first try to login from a remote pc. But after I logined into this server locally, the remote ssh login successed.
My server running debian sid, all software are up-to-date.
linux ssh
linux ssh
asked Jan 30 at 4:04
user991733user991733
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asked Jan 30 at 4:04
user991733user991733
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asked Jan 30 at 4:04
user991733user991733
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asked Jan 30 at 4:04
user991733user991733
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asked Jan 30 at 4:04
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Is there any encryption that preventssshdfrom running or accepting connections? Compare this question.
– Kamil Maciorowski
Jan 30 at 5:19
Historically, sshd has tended to be one of the last processes to start up in most Linux distributions I've seen. I'm not sure why this was; I tend to want it to be running as soon as networking is stable, or possibly even before. I have the impression systemd fixed this, but I haven't noticed having the occasion to try it out. (At home, my laptop has no wired ports, my router doesn't allow wireless connections to talk to the LAN, nor the LAN to talk to wireless connections. At work, if I've run into the situation, it just worked and I just didn't notice.)
– Ed Grimm
Jan 30 at 6:25
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Is there any encryption that preventssshdfrom running or accepting connections? Compare this question.
– Kamil Maciorowski
Jan 30 at 5:19
Historically, sshd has tended to be one of the last processes to start up in most Linux distributions I've seen. I'm not sure why this was; I tend to want it to be running as soon as networking is stable, or possibly even before. I have the impression systemd fixed this, but I haven't noticed having the occasion to try it out. (At home, my laptop has no wired ports, my router doesn't allow wireless connections to talk to the LAN, nor the LAN to talk to wireless connections. At work, if I've run into the situation, it just worked and I just didn't notice.)
– Ed Grimm
Jan 30 at 6:25
Is there any encryption that prevents
sshd from running or accepting connections? Compare this question.– Kamil Maciorowski
Jan 30 at 5:19
Is there any encryption that prevents
sshd from running or accepting connections? Compare this question.– Kamil Maciorowski
Jan 30 at 5:19
Historically, sshd has tended to be one of the last processes to start up in most Linux distributions I've seen. I'm not sure why this was; I tend to want it to be running as soon as networking is stable, or possibly even before. I have the impression systemd fixed this, but I haven't noticed having the occasion to try it out. (At home, my laptop has no wired ports, my router doesn't allow wireless connections to talk to the LAN, nor the LAN to talk to wireless connections. At work, if I've run into the situation, it just worked and I just didn't notice.)
– Ed Grimm
Jan 30 at 6:25
Historically, sshd has tended to be one of the last processes to start up in most Linux distributions I've seen. I'm not sure why this was; I tend to want it to be running as soon as networking is stable, or possibly even before. I have the impression systemd fixed this, but I haven't noticed having the occasion to try it out. (At home, my laptop has no wired ports, my router doesn't allow wireless connections to talk to the LAN, nor the LAN to talk to wireless connections. At work, if I've run into the situation, it just worked and I just didn't notice.)
– Ed Grimm
Jan 30 at 6:25
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Is there any encryption that prevents
sshdfrom running or accepting connections? Compare this question.– Kamil Maciorowski
Jan 30 at 5:19
Historically, sshd has tended to be one of the last processes to start up in most Linux distributions I've seen. I'm not sure why this was; I tend to want it to be running as soon as networking is stable, or possibly even before. I have the impression systemd fixed this, but I haven't noticed having the occasion to try it out. (At home, my laptop has no wired ports, my router doesn't allow wireless connections to talk to the LAN, nor the LAN to talk to wireless connections. At work, if I've run into the situation, it just worked and I just didn't notice.)
– Ed Grimm
Jan 30 at 6:25