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I have Ubuntu 12.10 installed, and 12.04 Server set up in my virtual machine.
My VM has internet access, and I can ping it from my host.
ping symfony.dev # points to 192.168.56.101, and successful ping.
The problem is that I can't connect to it using SSH
me@ubuntu:~$ ssh root@symfony.dev
ssh: connect to host symfony.dev port 22: Connection refused
me@ubuntu:~$ ssh -p 21 root@symfony.dev
ssh: connect to host symfony.dev port 21: Connection refused
There doesn't seem to be an IP conflict, if I close the machine I can't ping the address anymore.
SSH is installed on the VM (I did try sudo apt-get install openssh-server
, but it seems this package doesn't exist, only openssh-client
- which is already installed, and ssh works from VM).
Any ideas on how I can get this to work ?
Solution:
I needed to install openssh-server
, but cound't do this without sshd
.
sudo apt-get install sshd # next line won't work until you do this
sudo apt-get install openssh-server
If memory serves, the server and client bundle is installed with
apt-get install ssh
. – terdon – 2013-04-14T03:38:53.637