At 10:42 AM 9/4/02 -0700, Craig wrote:
>I can't SSH to Bering with Putty. The libz.lrp & sshd.lrp have started
>upon boot-up. Here's what I've done: 1.) Generated my "keys" by using
>the makekey command, backed up the sshd.lrp. 2.) Edited the
>/etc/inetd.conf file, and commented out the SSH line near the bottom (as
>referenced in
>http://leaf.sourceforge.net/devel/jnilo/openssh2.html#AEN141), the
>backed up the etc package. 3.) Started Putty, added the default IP
>address of Bering 192.168.1.254 and selected the Option button of SSH
>which changes the port to 22. When I select "Open"...I get a DOS window
>and then a Network error: Connection refused message. What am I missing?
>Thank you.

I'm not certain what you are missing ... but you do not mention actually 
starting sshd on the Bering router. If you check with "ps ax", do you see 
it listed as a running process? Does "netstat -l" tell you that sshd is 
listening on port 22?

If not, its absence is your problem -- the inetd.conf change (commenting 
out the sshd line) should cause inetd not to monitor port 22 (at least once 
you restart or re-HUP inetd, something else you do not actually mention 
doing). So inetd should not interfere with a running sshd.

If this isn't the problem, then you may be describing something wrong. In 
that case, let's bypass your descriptions in favor of the actual facts. 
Please report:

         the exact Bering version you are running (the doc you read refers 
to "version 3.4p1", for example.
         the line of "ps ax" that lists the running sshd process
         the actual sshd line in /etc/inetd.conf
         the output of "netstat -l"


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