PuTTY on Windows 10 showing Connection Timed Out
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I installed PuTTY on windows 10 to connect to a workstation. On entering the IP address it remains idle for a while and says Fatal Error, Connection Timed Out. I tried disabling my firewall and turning off my anti-virus(K7 total security) but still no use. Can anybody help resolve this issue? Another friend of mine was able to connect without any hindrance, even he has windows 10.
windows-10 ssh putty
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I installed PuTTY on windows 10 to connect to a workstation. On entering the IP address it remains idle for a while and says Fatal Error, Connection Timed Out. I tried disabling my firewall and turning off my anti-virus(K7 total security) but still no use. Can anybody help resolve this issue? Another friend of mine was able to connect without any hindrance, even he has windows 10.
windows-10 ssh putty
asked May 22 at 7:01
sumanth umesh
611
Maybe there's a firewall between you and the host you're trying to connect to that's not forwarding port 22.
– DDS
May 22 at 7:14
Are you able to ping that ip ?
– C0deDaedalus
May 22 at 7:51
There could be any number of possibilities... firewall on either client or server, network configuration between you and your colleague (VLAN, routing etc.)...
– Kinnectus
May 22 at 8:31
Welcome to Superuser, please refer superuser.com/help/how-to-ask will help you to maintain the quality & standards of the community while asking a question.
– Rajesh S
May 22 at 10:40
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I installed PuTTY on windows 10 to connect to a workstation. On entering the IP address it remains idle for a while and says Fatal Error, Connection Timed Out. I tried disabling my firewall and turning off my anti-virus(K7 total security) but still no use. Can anybody help resolve this issue? Another friend of mine was able to connect without any hindrance, even he has windows 10.
windows-10 ssh putty
asked May 22 at 7:01
sumanth umesh
611
I installed PuTTY on windows 10 to connect to a workstation. On entering the IP address it remains idle for a while and says Fatal Error, Connection Timed Out. I tried disabling my firewall and turning off my anti-virus(K7 total security) but still no use. Can anybody help resolve this issue? Another friend of mine was able to connect without any hindrance, even he has windows 10.
windows-10 ssh putty
windows-10 ssh putty
asked May 22 at 7:01
sumanth umesh
611
asked May 22 at 7:01
sumanth umesh
611
asked May 22 at 7:01
sumanth umesh
611
asked May 22 at 7:01
sumanth umesh
611
asked May 22 at 7:01
sumanth umesh
611
611
Maybe there's a firewall between you and the host you're trying to connect to that's not forwarding port 22.
– DDS
May 22 at 7:14
Are you able to ping that ip ?
– C0deDaedalus
May 22 at 7:51
There could be any number of possibilities... firewall on either client or server, network configuration between you and your colleague (VLAN, routing etc.)...
– Kinnectus
May 22 at 8:31
Welcome to Superuser, please refer superuser.com/help/how-to-ask will help you to maintain the quality & standards of the community while asking a question.
– Rajesh S
May 22 at 10:40
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Maybe there's a firewall between you and the host you're trying to connect to that's not forwarding port 22.
– DDS
May 22 at 7:14
Are you able to ping that ip ?
– C0deDaedalus
May 22 at 7:51
There could be any number of possibilities... firewall on either client or server, network configuration between you and your colleague (VLAN, routing etc.)...
– Kinnectus
May 22 at 8:31
Welcome to Superuser, please refer superuser.com/help/how-to-ask will help you to maintain the quality & standards of the community while asking a question.
– Rajesh S
May 22 at 10:40
Maybe there's a firewall between you and the host you're trying to connect to that's not forwarding port 22.
– DDS
May 22 at 7:14
Maybe there's a firewall between you and the host you're trying to connect to that's not forwarding port 22.
– DDS
May 22 at 7:14
Are you able to ping that ip ?
– C0deDaedalus
May 22 at 7:51
Are you able to ping that ip ?
– C0deDaedalus
May 22 at 7:51
There could be any number of possibilities... firewall on either client or server, network configuration between you and your colleague (VLAN, routing etc.)...
– Kinnectus
May 22 at 8:31
There could be any number of possibilities... firewall on either client or server, network configuration between you and your colleague (VLAN, routing etc.)...
– Kinnectus
May 22 at 8:31
Welcome to Superuser, please refer superuser.com/help/how-to-ask will help you to maintain the quality & standards of the community while asking a question.
– Rajesh S
May 22 at 10:40
Welcome to Superuser, please refer superuser.com/help/how-to-ask will help you to maintain the quality & standards of the community while asking a question.
– Rajesh S
May 22 at 10:40
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Check, If you can establish TCP Connection on port 22(ssh server) or whatever configured.
When opening PuTTY :
- Input the
hostnameof the ssh server - but change the
Connection typetoTelnetand port number to22.
You should see some greeting message from the ssh server.
edited May 22 at 8:22
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answered May 22 at 7:41
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1 Answer
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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Check, If you can establish TCP Connection on port 22(ssh server) or whatever configured.
When opening PuTTY :
- Input the
hostnameof the ssh server - but change the
Connection typetoTelnetand port number to22.
You should see some greeting message from the ssh server.
edited May 22 at 8:22
C0deDaedalus
1,0611216
answered May 22 at 7:41
alzaj
364
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Check, If you can establish TCP Connection on port 22(ssh server) or whatever configured.
When opening PuTTY :
- Input the
hostnameof the ssh server - but change the
Connection typetoTelnetand port number to22.
You should see some greeting message from the ssh server.
edited May 22 at 8:22
C0deDaedalus
1,0611216
answered May 22 at 7:41
alzaj
364
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
Check, If you can establish TCP Connection on port 22(ssh server) or whatever configured.
When opening PuTTY :
- Input the
hostnameof the ssh server - but change the
Connection typetoTelnetand port number to22.
You should see some greeting message from the ssh server.
edited May 22 at 8:22
C0deDaedalus
1,0611216
answered May 22 at 7:41
alzaj
364
Check, If you can establish TCP Connection on port 22(ssh server) or whatever configured.
When opening PuTTY :
- Input the
hostnameof the ssh server - but change the
Connection typetoTelnetand port number to22.
You should see some greeting message from the ssh server.
edited May 22 at 8:22
C0deDaedalus
1,0611216
answered May 22 at 7:41
alzaj
364
edited May 22 at 8:22
C0deDaedalus
1,0611216
edited May 22 at 8:22
C0deDaedalus
1,0611216
edited May 22 at 8:22
C0deDaedalus
1,0611216
1,0611216
answered May 22 at 7:41
alzaj
364
answered May 22 at 7:41
alzaj
364
answered May 22 at 7:41
alzaj
364
364
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Maybe there's a firewall between you and the host you're trying to connect to that's not forwarding port 22.
– DDS
May 22 at 7:14
Are you able to ping that ip ?
– C0deDaedalus
May 22 at 7:51
There could be any number of possibilities... firewall on either client or server, network configuration between you and your colleague (VLAN, routing etc.)...
– Kinnectus
May 22 at 8:31
Welcome to Superuser, please refer superuser.com/help/how-to-ask will help you to maintain the quality & standards of the community while asking a question.
– Rajesh S
May 22 at 10:40