ssh root@128.199.244.xxx ssh: connect to host 128.199.244.xxx port 22: Operation timed out
Cannot connect both at work and at home, any ideas
Thanks
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Reboot doesn’t help me but before that i had install whereami package. So i suspect and remove this package and reboot . It worked perfectly fine again.
Are you able to connect through the console in the DigitalOcean control panel? That error could mean anything from your droplet is not on to the SSH daemon isn’t running. Have you set up any firewalling/IPtables rules? Port 22, which is needed to connect via SSH, could be closed.
Use the control panel to connect to the droplet. Once logged in, run
sudo netstat -pluntIn the output, you should see a line like:If not, then the SSH daemon isn’t running. Try running
sudo service ssh startIf it does show up but you aren’t able to connect, then the most likely issue is that your firewall is blocking the port.Hello there,
You can use the DigitalOcean recovery console and check if the droplet can be accessed without performing power cycle (usually this will be your last option).
The Droplet Console is a browser-based way to connect to Droplets. Instead of using ssh in a local terminal, you can use the Droplet Console in your preferred web browser.
The Droplet Console has a native-like terminal experience, so you can run commands on your Droplet from a familiar command-line interface. It also provides one-click SSH access to your Droplet without the need for a password or manual SSH key configuration.
https://docs.digitalocean.com/products/droplets/how-to/connect-with-console/
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