Need help to set up home server - client network (RedHat 7)
I have very basic knowledge on networking. I recently purchased a Dell server to do my own development work. I have installed a RedHat Linux server. I am trying to set up a local server client set up.
Here is what I did.
- Connected the server and client computers to a router
- Assigned a static IP to ethernet2
Opened port 22 as below
firewall-cmd --zone=public --add-port=22/tcp --permanent
firewall-cmd --reload
Now I am trying to connect to this server through Putty from a Windows client machine. But I am getting a
connection timed out
error. What I am missing? Can someone help me to set it up?
I've never used RedHat before.
networking router webserver redhat-enterprise-linux
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I have very basic knowledge on networking. I recently purchased a Dell server to do my own development work. I have installed a RedHat Linux server. I am trying to set up a local server client set up.
Here is what I did.
- Connected the server and client computers to a router
- Assigned a static IP to ethernet2
Opened port 22 as below
firewall-cmd --zone=public --add-port=22/tcp --permanent
firewall-cmd --reload
Now I am trying to connect to this server through Putty from a Windows client machine. But I am getting a
connection timed out
error. What I am missing? Can someone help me to set it up?
I've never used RedHat before.
networking router webserver redhat-enterprise-linux
edited Dec 11 at 4:31
Blackwood
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asked Dec 11 at 4:16
Thomson
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You didn't mention whether ssh has been enabled on your Red Hat machine. Runsystemctl enable sshdandsystemctl start sshd
– n8te
Dec 11 at 5:42
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I have very basic knowledge on networking. I recently purchased a Dell server to do my own development work. I have installed a RedHat Linux server. I am trying to set up a local server client set up.
Here is what I did.
- Connected the server and client computers to a router
- Assigned a static IP to ethernet2
Opened port 22 as below
firewall-cmd --zone=public --add-port=22/tcp --permanent
firewall-cmd --reload
Now I am trying to connect to this server through Putty from a Windows client machine. But I am getting a
connection timed out
error. What I am missing? Can someone help me to set it up?
I've never used RedHat before.
networking router webserver redhat-enterprise-linux
edited Dec 11 at 4:31
Blackwood
2,89561727
asked Dec 11 at 4:16
Thomson
61
I have very basic knowledge on networking. I recently purchased a Dell server to do my own development work. I have installed a RedHat Linux server. I am trying to set up a local server client set up.
Here is what I did.
- Connected the server and client computers to a router
- Assigned a static IP to ethernet2
Opened port 22 as below
firewall-cmd --zone=public --add-port=22/tcp --permanent
firewall-cmd --reload
Now I am trying to connect to this server through Putty from a Windows client machine. But I am getting a
connection timed out
error. What I am missing? Can someone help me to set it up?
I've never used RedHat before.
networking router webserver redhat-enterprise-linux
networking router webserver redhat-enterprise-linux
edited Dec 11 at 4:31
Blackwood
2,89561727
asked Dec 11 at 4:16
Thomson
61
edited Dec 11 at 4:31
Blackwood
2,89561727
asked Dec 11 at 4:16
Thomson
61
edited Dec 11 at 4:31
Blackwood
2,89561727
edited Dec 11 at 4:31
Blackwood
2,89561727
edited Dec 11 at 4:31
Blackwood
2,89561727
2,89561727
asked Dec 11 at 4:16
Thomson
61
asked Dec 11 at 4:16
Thomson
61
asked Dec 11 at 4:16
Thomson
61
61
You didn't mention whether ssh has been enabled on your Red Hat machine. Runsystemctl enable sshdandsystemctl start sshd
– n8te
Dec 11 at 5:42
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You didn't mention whether ssh has been enabled on your Red Hat machine. Runsystemctl enable sshdandsystemctl start sshd
– n8te
Dec 11 at 5:42
You didn't mention whether ssh has been enabled on your Red Hat machine. Run
systemctl enable sshd and systemctl start sshd– n8te
Dec 11 at 5:42
You didn't mention whether ssh has been enabled on your Red Hat machine. Run
systemctl enable sshd and systemctl start sshd– n8te
Dec 11 at 5:42
add a comment |
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By default, redhat 7 comes with firewalld enabled with the ssh service configured in the public zone, which means you can connect through ssh without further configuration
Here are some things you can check:
- Verify both server and the client are in the same network and they can ping each other.
If you thing it's a firewall related issue you can flush all rules with the following command and test again:
iptables -F
Provide more information to see if we can help (IP addresses, routing table, firewall rules, etc.).
Waiting for your feedback.
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By default, redhat 7 comes with firewalld enabled with the ssh service configured in the public zone, which means you can connect through ssh without further configuration
Here are some things you can check:
- Verify both server and the client are in the same network and they can ping each other.
If you thing it's a firewall related issue you can flush all rules with the following command and test again:
iptables -F
Provide more information to see if we can help (IP addresses, routing table, firewall rules, etc.).
Waiting for your feedback.
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By default, redhat 7 comes with firewalld enabled with the ssh service configured in the public zone, which means you can connect through ssh without further configuration
Here are some things you can check:
- Verify both server and the client are in the same network and they can ping each other.
If you thing it's a firewall related issue you can flush all rules with the following command and test again:
iptables -F
Provide more information to see if we can help (IP addresses, routing table, firewall rules, etc.).
Waiting for your feedback.
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By default, redhat 7 comes with firewalld enabled with the ssh service configured in the public zone, which means you can connect through ssh without further configuration
Here are some things you can check:
- Verify both server and the client are in the same network and they can ping each other.
If you thing it's a firewall related issue you can flush all rules with the following command and test again:
iptables -F
Provide more information to see if we can help (IP addresses, routing table, firewall rules, etc.).
Waiting for your feedback.
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By default, redhat 7 comes with firewalld enabled with the ssh service configured in the public zone, which means you can connect through ssh without further configuration
Here are some things you can check:
- Verify both server and the client are in the same network and they can ping each other.
If you thing it's a firewall related issue you can flush all rules with the following command and test again:
iptables -F
Provide more information to see if we can help (IP addresses, routing table, firewall rules, etc.).
Waiting for your feedback.
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You didn't mention whether ssh has been enabled on your Red Hat machine. Run
systemctl enable sshdandsystemctl start sshd– n8te
Dec 11 at 5:42