I seek knowledge.
Situation: I had set SERVER-A with static IP / Gateway via nmcli, restarted network manager. I allowed remote root access from sshd_config and restarted the sshd server. I had also set firewall to allow ssh service and set the zone to public.
From another workstation, I could ping SERVER-A, and could ping the gateway, but when I attempt to SSH into SERVER-A, recieve a route not found message and unable to SSH.
Any clues where to look, or how to troubleshoot?
Thank you!
are the IPs on same subnet ? anything you got by increasing the verbosity ( -vvv) while doing ssh ? You can check logs using : journalctl _COMM=sshd or journalctl _SYSTEMD_UNIT=sshd.service or /var/log/secure
@spelchk on what port ssh is configured ? is the firewall blocking port ? Try ssh with ip instead of hostname. Also is ssh running on the remote host ? any info in the logs ?
Thank you for your response.
confirmed port 22, and using IP doesnt work either. The logs? Where or what command is that? I did a netstat -lnp and confirmed sshd is listening on both remote host and client
are the IPs on same subnet ? anything you got by increasing the verbosity ( -vvv) while doing ssh ? You can check logs using : journalctl _COMM=sshd or journalctl _SYSTEMD_UNIT=sshd.service or /var/log/secure
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