SSH Question...

[dynamc]

So I'm under VZPP, but I can't get SSH to work. I keep getting "SSH Error: the requested connection has been refused by the remote host"

 

[KH-Joel]

You may want to open a support ticket. They would be more then happy to assist you.

-Joel

 

[gameutopia]

Mine don't work half the time either. I haven't even tried it for a while now.

A good alternative to the one in virtuozzo is a nice free program called putty. It's widely used and very common.

I believe this is the download page:
http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html

It's pretty simple and easy to use.
Here is a screen shot:
[Broken External Image]:http://www.dvdriot.com/html/putty.jpg

 

[magic]

you mean the java ssh applet in vzpp?

i'm trying it now and its not working either. this is probably because the applet is expecting it to be on port 22 but kh has a higher port set by default

use putty instead

 

[ppc]

you mean the java ssh applet in vzpp?

i'm trying it now and its not working either. this is probably because the applet is expecting it to be on port 22 but kh has a higher port set by default

use putty instead

Yeah I think he was referring to the Java Applet. And yes, it has never worked for me and it might be looking for port 22. Wonder if their is a way to change that.....

 

[NeilHerbert]

Just poking arround the source for the ssh client it is by default connecting to port 22. To get it to connect to port 2200 the following code needs to be added to the page.

<param name="SSH.port" value="2200">

Though I've had no luck connecting to port 2200 running the java applet from local. Injecting the code with javascript doesn't work either, the applet stops loading the second you inject it.

 

[computervitals]

I too have never been able to get the java to connect.
But I use Putty with the public/private keys.