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How to connect to Astaro with SSH ?

Hi,

I am trying to install a log in client on the Astaro machine in order to connect to my ISP, but I notice that I am unable to mount a CD-Rom or the LS120 drive.

I have the necessary file on my PC and on CD, but I cannot find a way of installing or transfering it to the Astaro machine.

Being new to Linux, I am having trouble connecting to the Astaro PC via SSH.

If I type ssh -l loginuser 192.168.2.100 from this PC (192.168.2.2) I get an error message as follows:-

"Recieved disconnect from 192.168.2.100: 2: Protocol error: expected packet type 30, got 34"

I am able to ping each machine and am able to log in remotely to the Astaro PC for admin.

Can someone give me a few tips on how I can connect in order to transfer the login RPM file, or alternatively, point me in the right direction of how else I can load this file onto the Astaro machine?

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0 Biffa over 23 years ago

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Originally posted by Paul:
Hi,

I am trying to install a log in client on the Astaro machine in order to connect to my ISP, but I notice that I am unable to mount a CD-Rom or the LS120 drive.

I have the necessary file on my PC and on CD, but I cannot find a way of installing or transfering it to the Astaro machine.

Being new to Linux, I am having trouble connecting to the Astaro PC via SSH.

If I type ssh -l loginuser 192.168.2.100 from this PC (192.168.2.2) I get an error message as follows:-

"Recieved disconnect from 192.168.2.100: 2: Protocol error: expected packet type 30, got 34"

I am able to ping each machine and am able to log in remotely to the Astaro PC for admin.

Can someone give me a few tips on how I can connect in order to transfer the login RPM file, or alternatively, point me in the right direction of how else I can load this file onto the Astaro machine?

Have you turned on SSH in webadmin and allowed a connection from either the eth0 network or the individual IP 192.168.2.2?
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0 Biffa over 23 years ago

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Originally posted by Paul:
Hi,

I am trying to install a log in client on the Astaro machine in order to connect to my ISP, but I notice that I am unable to mount a CD-Rom or the LS120 drive.

I have the necessary file on my PC and on CD, but I cannot find a way of installing or transfering it to the Astaro machine.

Being new to Linux, I am having trouble connecting to the Astaro PC via SSH.

If I type ssh -l loginuser 192.168.2.100 from this PC (192.168.2.2) I get an error message as follows:-

"Recieved disconnect from 192.168.2.100: 2: Protocol error: expected packet type 30, got 34"

I am able to ping each machine and am able to log in remotely to the Astaro PC for admin.

Can someone give me a few tips on how I can connect in order to transfer the login RPM file, or alternatively, point me in the right direction of how else I can load this file onto the Astaro machine?

Have you turned on SSH in webadmin and allowed a connection from either the eth0 network or the individual IP 192.168.2.2?
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0 peaceman over 23 years ago in reply to Biffa

Try this links for program you can use from your client side:

http://winscp.vse.cz/eng/.

http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/
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0 Biffa over 23 years ago in reply to peaceman

Nice idea but I think he is using *nix as a client with SSH client built in.
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0 imported_Paul over 23 years ago in reply to Biffa

I have enabled SSH (green dot) in the Admin, eth0 is available (I can ping between the two machines) and as far as I understand, I have 192.168.2.2 as a valid entry in the Networks table.

When I type sshd to start ssh on the Astaro machine it returns:-

"Disabling protocol version 2. Could not load host key"

Am I starting ssh correctly even !?
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0 notoriousiroc over 23 years ago in reply to imported_Paul

I received the same problem with 2.016, but if you run the updates it will fix that for you.  Also, with SSH try ssh 192.168.2.100 -l loginuser, some clients prefer that way more.

If that does not let you in go to the .ssh directory in your home directory and there will be a hosts file, open it up and remove the line that starts with your firewall IP.

notoriousiroc  [:)]
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0 imported_Paul over 23 years ago in reply to notoriousiroc

As I am unable to install my login client that enables me to connect to the Internet, I cannot update Astaro.

The only IP address that is refered to in the ssh_config file is 0.0.0.0.
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0 Otter over 23 years ago in reply to imported_Paul

You may also need to force ssh v1 on the client side.  If you have an ssh client installed on Linux, the command is usually something like:
ssh 1 -l loginuser

Alternatively, you can try using scp, or secure copy -- it uses ssh to connect and copy.  You use it like this:
scp localfile loginuser@remotehost:/path/on/destination/

This should work as well.  "man ssh" or "man scp" is also quite helpful if you variant is slightly different...

Hope this helps!
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0 danielrm26 over 23 years ago in reply to Otter

Try starting sshd from inet.d first...

/etc/init.d/sshd start

...or something like that. That script makes you a host key.

Then try to connect with a client and it should work.

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0 Mahno over 23 years ago in reply to danielrm26

His message directly point to protocol mismatch. use:
#ssh -l loginuser -1 .
I had same problem and this resolved it.
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