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figaro is offline figaro
2011-06-24 , 16:11
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Originally Posted by jedi View Post
There's no requirment to do this first. If TCPIP isn't working then your SSH/FTP server isn't going to work either.



Miine answers a ping no problem...
How can you be so sure it's connection problem when the OP hasn't even posted anything new?

I was giving another option since it happened to me once.
I've set the IP for both end, and before I even try to SSH to N900, I tried pinging but to fail. Turns out the N900 doesn't answer to ICMP request since I can just SSH to it perfectly.
Also if my memory serves well, I believe FTP server and SSH server are not installed by default on N900. So if the OP hasn't installed them, then it's not going to work either.

If SSH/FTP server isn't working, even if your TCPIP is working, by the end it isn't going to work either.
 
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2011-06-24 , 16:28
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Originally Posted by figaro View Post
How can you be so sure it's connection problem when the OP hasn't even posted anything new?

I was giving another option since it happened to me once.
I've set the IP for both end, and before I even try to SSH to N900, I tried pinging but to fail. Turns out the N900 doesn't answer to ICMP request since I can just SSH to it perfectly.
Also if my memory serves well, I believe FTP server and SSH server are not installed by default on N900. So if the OP hasn't installed them, then it's not going to work either.

If SSH/FTP server isn't working, even if your TCPIP is working, by the end it isn't going to work either.
Its a connection problem as the OP stated. The IP address will help us alot in deducing if its on a LAN/3g etc.
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figaro is offline figaro
2011-06-24 , 16:41
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Originally Posted by jedi View Post
Its a connection problem as the OP stated. The IP address will help us alot in deducing if its on a LAN/3g etc.
Ah, got it. Apparently you're right. It's connection issue. Skipped this part here from the OP's first post

Originally Posted by snake2570 View Post
and it say '' Network Error [ connect time out ] "
 
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2011-06-24 , 18:02
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@figaro if he cant ping the device, chances are that he cant ssh into it, since we kknnow that you can ping n900. Now there are certain conditions in which you maybe able to ping your PC on the network from N900, but not the otherway round. For example, on my work network, n900 gets assigned the ip 192.168.2.* .. while my PC there has the IP 192.168.1,*. I dont know why this happens, but it does. And i cant ssh in this case to my n900. On the otherhand, my home network assigns ips to everything in the range 192.168.1.*. And everything can ping everything and ssh or whatever is allowed by the devices. The fact that he is unable to ping n900, provided that he has no special software installed on n900 that is blocking the ping, he wont be able to ssh. In this scenerio getting the ping stuff goin is necessary.

Just to confirm, the ping from my home pc to my n900 connected on wifi to the same network is working just fine.
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figaro is offline figaro
2011-06-24 , 18:30
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Originally Posted by abubakar View Post
@figaro if he cant ping the device, chances are that he cant ssh into it, since we kknnow that you can ping n900.
oh geez.. is it still not clear?
MINE CAN'T...MINE CAN'T.... MINE CAN'T.... DUNNO WHY

long answer:
both using 192.168.2.XXX, on my device the N900 can ping to PC but the PC can't ping to the phone. but I can just ssh to my N900 perfectly. go figure
I just skipped the OP post for the WinSCP error message so I offer another possible solution, but as Jedi has pointed it out in earlier replies big chances that it might be the issue with the connection
 
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2011-06-25 , 10:47
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I have installed OpenSSH Client / Server already. I'm sure the IP address is right, and every settings or value something you guys mentioned is OK (like ping), but it just no work...
 
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2011-06-25 , 15:36
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Originally Posted by snake2570 View Post
I have installed OpenSSH Client / Server already. I'm sure the IP address is right, and every settings or value something you guys mentioned is OK (like ping), but it just no work...
If you can ping your N900, then make sure SSH server is running...
Code:
ssh localhost
on your N900 should give you a login prompt.
If that works, then it sounds like a router/firewall issue.
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snake2570 is offline snake2570
2011-06-25 , 17:35
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To: jedi

It says

The authenticity of host 'localhost (127.0.0.1)' can't be establihed.
RSA key fingerprint is 0d:9e:63:c1:67:59:ac:d3:71:50:b8:1c:31:09:5:2c

so what should I do??
 
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2011-06-25 , 18:08
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Originally Posted by snake2570 View Post
To: jedi

It says

The authenticity of host 'localhost (127.0.0.1)' can't be establihed.
RSA key fingerprint is 0d:9e:63:c1:67:59:ac:d3:71:50:b8:1c:31:09:5:2c

so what should I do??
Thats OK - just ignore it. Your SSH server is working OK.

If you can ping it, then it's something to do with your PC or router.
What is the IP of your PC?
What O/S?
What firewall installed?
What is the IP your N900?
What router do you have, and have you triple checked you haven't got some restrictions/firewall enabled for your LAN?
Is your WiFi in a gust mode? (and therefore heavily restricted?). Is security (WEP or WPA) enabled?
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snake2570 is offline snake2570
2011-06-25 , 22:43
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PC IP : 192.168.11.5
O/S : Windows XP SP3
Firewall : none, and I turn off my PC's firewall already.
N900 IP : 192.168.11.6
Router : Buffalo WZR2-G300N, and I didn't see firewall or restrictions settings, gust mode?? what's that?? , my router security use WPA-PSK(TKIP).
 
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