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SSH problem / Access Denied

ch flag

I have some problem with SSH. I am setting up a VPS (Virtual Machine) on my dedicated server with the help of virt-manager. I have already one Virtual Machine to which I have assigned IPv4, I have also installed SSH there.

The problem is, as I connect:

  • ssh kvm1@numericIP through the QEMU/KVM console and enter the password and everything works

  • numericIP via PuTTY console, login: kvm1 and enter the password, I get an Access denied message

I look forward to the hints :)

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it flag
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Nmath avatar
ng flag
Edit your question and clearly describe the exact steps you take to reproduce the problem you are experiencing. Then make sure that you describe the problem exactly as it manifests. Include all commands and output by using copy/paste and use [formatting](https://askubuntu.com/editing-help#code) so that we can distinguish this information from surrounding text. As currently written, your details are ambiguous and your question is not clear.
pasman pasmański avatar
mx flag
Add network configuration of your VPS in a question.
ch flag
Added images :)
pasman pasmański avatar
mx flag
Your ssh connection is blocked because your VPN is connected to a NAT. Qemu console uses internal interface.
ch flag
Mode must be Open or Routed?
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