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in there reply they did mention that they would block protocols if to many DDOS attacks happened, but is uncommon for that to happen.Installs both Personal Edition, free for personal and non-commercial use, or Standard Edition - 30-day evaluation with full functionality. "I know you mentioned you contacted your new ISP, but I am wondering whether there is something they are not telling you given all your woes began after switching ISPs." They all get the same "flow socket error 10060" message back from the ssh client.
no attempts even show up on the server log. they are using a tcp wrapperīUT, anytime i try to connect to my server, or have someone else at work, school, or a friends house try and connect via ssh. I bet you thats why it shows the attempts. maybe stealth scans and the ssh service is being wrapped in another low level protocol? i never thought of that tell just now. Maybe the reason the server is showing those attempts from the random 35 users, are because they are scans and not actual full connects.
So i know the router and firewall is working great. I had 35 attempts on port 22 from random users doing scans or trying to connect. In fact, last night, after i replied, i turned on the server for 1 hour. "Have you also checked your router settings to confirm port 22 is available for its purpose? " I just have removed them until i can get this to work haha Yes, i did make sure to add those to the firewall and prot forwarding list. i have even tried random ports such as 8022, 5322, etc. I can get every other service to work over those ports, except ssh. BUT ssh will not work, even over port 443, 22, OR 25565. I then used a game server as my test subject and low and behold, friends can log into the game no issues. On my router, i added the following exception to the firewall and to test port forwarding. Ok, so in theory, i SHOULD be able to access my ssh server from the outside world like i used to before i had to switch ISP's. They have informed me that they only block port 25 and they will not block at the protocol level. I have contacted centurylinks net engineers asking if they block the ssh protocol or ports. When i had xfinity, the ssh server worked flawless!! Now, i can only access it from INSIDE my lan. Then, due to circumstances out of my control, we had to switch to CenturyLink. Im going to provide alot of detail, as to not miss anything.įirst, i USED to have xfinity as my ISP. I am having the oddest issues with my ssh server.
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