Hi, thanks for the quick reply's.

Sorry for the short coming of my bering firewall information.

Now i will give you more info.

1. You should confirm that sshd is running on the Bering firewall.
YES, lrpkg -l shows that LIBZ and SSHD are running.
With ps i don't see anything about SSHD.

2. Are you trying to connect to the router from the LAN side or the
external side? Are you certain you are using the right IP address in either
case? If the connection is external, is it possible that your ISP
interferes with traffic to port 22 (ssh)?
I only want to work from local to firewall.
 
3. Just in case ... the default in putty is a telnet connection. You are
changing that to ssh, right?
YES.

4. "the standard policy and rules of the bering firewall" is not really all
that well-defined; there is a lot of customizing you can, and sometimes
need to, do to make Shorewall work with "standard" Bering settings. You
might find it worthwhile to review the output of "/sbin/shorewall status"
... or to post it here if  you need help interpreting it.

HOSTS.ALLOW
ALL: 192.168.1.0/255.255.255.0

HOSTS.DENY
ALL: PARANOID
ALL: ALL

ZONES:
net net internet
adsl    adsl    alcatel modem
loc local   local networks

Ifaces  net ppp0    -       routefilter,norfc1918
    adsl    eth0    10.0.0.255  routefilter
    loc eth1    192.168.1.255   routestopped

policy  loc loc ACCEPT
        loc net ACCEPT
        loc fw  ACCEPT
    fw  adsl    ACCEPT
    net all DROP    ULOG
    all all REJECT  ULOG

rules

ACCEPT       loc      fw          tcp        22

5. Is your Windows host set up properly in general, with respect to its IP
address, routing table, and gateway address? One test: can you ping the
Bering firewall (do it from a DOS prompt if you don't have a GUI ping app
installed)? If not, how does a ping attempt fail?

Pinging no problem. Watching Bering via Browser no problem and internetting no problem.



Twisterf5S wrote:

>Hi,
>
>i trying to get the following situation to work:
>Windows pc with Putty connecting to Bering Firewall.
>
>When i make the connection via Putty i get the following reply:
>* Network error. Connection Refused.
>
>I have read the online Bering Openssh documentation.
>
>I have the Bering 1.1 firewall.
>
>I have the standard policy and rules of the bering firewall.
>
>I don't understand what i'm doing wrong.
>
>Any comments.
>
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