Do you think it might have something to do with me having two NIC's installed on the linux server? I have the server running as a firewall & router. I've checked dmesg and my firewall log doesn't seem to be reporting anything.
Paul DiMarco
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At a DOS prompt I type: c:\telnet xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
I connect no problem via telnet using the above command from a DOS prompt.
In Webmin there is an option to use SSH or Telnet as you said. I've tried
both options but I still can't connect to my 7.3 server via webmin
SSH/Telnet icon thingy. :((
Sean Palmer
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Telnet and SSH are different servers running on different ports. SSH
normally runs on port 22. From the error message you got it looks like
you were trying to connect on port 23. Make sure that you are using a
SSH client, not a telnet client. You can't connect to an SSH server
with a telnet client. I don't know about Webmin, but it might have a
choice or button to toggle that choises Telnet or SSH when you click on
"SSH/Telnet Login"
Hope that helps.
By the way, when you say that you can "telnet no problem from a dos
console", what do you mean? Are you at a bash command prompt? Are you
typing "ssh ...." or "telnet ...."?
Paul DiMarco wrote:
>Pardon my newbieness...
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>I installed webmin and I connect to my server no problem and check out all
>the features like hardware, software, NIC's, blah, blah, blah.
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>But when I click on
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> SSH/Telnet Login
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>I get a
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> There is no telnet server running on XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX port 23.
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>error...
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>Meanwhile I can telnet no problem from a dos console and I think sshd is
>running.
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>[root@blah ssh]# ps ax|grep ssh
> 949 ? S 0:00 /usr/sbin/sshd
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>Any help would be great.
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