Configuring ssh on HPUX 11.23

[H_16]

I am in the process of trying to config X traffic so that I can reach a Unix server in Europe.

My question is, as I want to connect to the European server what file do I configure..The ssh_config or the sshd_config and what file do my European counterparts config?

Additionally, what parameters within these config files will I need to uncomment??

Thanks!

[Kapil Jha]

Your server should be running ssh and europena server as well.
And network should have connectivity.

what exactly you require.

BR,
Kapil+

[Robert Salter]

Can you ping the server in Europe? Can you telnet to it? Did you try to ssh to it?

[Horia Chirculescu]

Hello, H

>to config X traffic

Are you talking about XServer or about ssh protocol?

If you need only ssh access, you would connect remotely to the EU server I presume, so the people from EU should give you access through their firewall.

Basically, the EU sshd daemon configuration should be the right one, no changes required.

You should ask for one non-root user and once then you must be allowed to su as root.

Horia.

[H_16]

I cant ping the server in Europe...At the moment I have restricted access (only port 383 is opened)

Basically, I need port 22 for x traffic as I need to get to there HP OMU server and access their Admin Gui.

[Horia Chirculescu]

>Basically, I need port 22

And you have clear path to that remote port ?

No firewall running at your side/remote side blocking the connection?

In order to test this:

telnet remote_EU_server 22

Should get connected.

Horia.

[H_16]

There's a firewall yes..

I cant telnet hostname 22

[Steven E. Protter]

Shalom,

Well your firewall needs to open port 22.

If you can get console access to this remote system, you can:

netstat -an | grep 22

To see if there is a process listening on port 22.

By default, HP-UX does run openssh, though it calls it secure shell.

SEP

[Steven Schweda]

> I cant telnet hostname 22

What? No "T" key on your keyboard?

"I can't" is not a useful problem
description. It does not say what you did.
It does not say what happened when you did
it. As usual, showing actual commands with
their actual output can be more helpful than
vague descriptions and interpretations.

In any case, until you can get to the SSH
port (normally 22) on the other system, you
need to figure out why (firewall, no SSH
server running on the other system, ...).

[H_16]

#telnet hostname 22
Trying...

That is the output I receive from the telnet command...as I said I cannot telnet