Feb 16, 2006 · Hi all, I have a Linux FC4 host system set up with bridged networking (no NAT and no host-to-host) I have a WinXP and a Debian OpenACS VM running with full networking configured and working properly (I can use tcp servers running on these VMs as web servers, ssh servers, etc)
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I will be able to ssh from one to the other. But eventually when I try to do it, ssh will complain "no route to host." Rebooting the router immediately fixes the problem. Any idea what the problem might be? As an aside, transfers between the two boxes can be painfully slow--certainly no where near the theoretical maximum. ポート指定の SSH 接続で "ssh: connect to host sample.com port 12345: No route to host" が表示されてログインできない場合は、SSHの設定ファイル（2つ）でポートが適切に指定されていない可能性があります。 [email protected]:~$ Connection to example.com closed by remote host. Connection to example.com closed. This is due to the SSH servers' configuration - often by default - to avoid hanging sessions and free up resources. You can prevent SSH connection timeout by configuring either the server or the client.
The problem is that I can not access via SSH to new instance from my Maas server: $: ping 10.20.81.215 PING 10.20.81.215 (10.20.81.215) 56(84) bytes of data. From 10.20.81.1 icmp_seq=1 Destination Host Unreachable $: ssh -i ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub 10.20.81.215 ssh: connect to host 10.20.81.215 port 22: No route to host. while on node of Openstack
SSH: "no route to host" [SOLVED] / Networking, Server, and Feb 02, 2006 ssh - No route to host found - OpenStack - Stack Overflow I'm using a public cloud for Openstack and created an instance of ubuntu. When I tried to ssh (or) ping to the IP address available there, it says "No route to host found" and "Host Unreachable". H