This may sound silly but the goal is just to make sure that your SSH server is properly configured and working as expected. I've already been bitten by this myself so calling it out as a possibility. Probably not a concern for small networks (looks like your using 192.168.1.x\24) but just make sure you don't have any firewall rules that could cause connection errors to that IP.An easy way to do this is to run a scan using the Linux nmap utility this will return not only DHCP configured devices (as you would see in your DHCP server lease table) but also statically configured devices (easily forgotten). Double check that nothing else on your network is using the same IP address as your Pi.Double check your SSH port number in /etc/ssh/sshd_config just to make sure that it really is listening on port 22 (if not than change the port you're trying to connect on when attaching via PuTTY or FileZilla).Be aware that this will send ICMP packets so just make sure that your network hardware/security software will allow these to pass if not you'll get false negatives during testing. Use ping from another computer on the same network to see if your Pi is network reachable (as suggested in the comments already).I think Im using Pi 2 since it has no wifi but has 4 usb ports, ethernet, and hdmiĪ few things you can try to narrow down the problem:
I really think there's something wrong with the Pi. I connected my Pi to my laptop via straight cable, shared my PC's internet connection, and tried using Angry IP Scanner to determine the ip of the Pi but only my PC's ip is shown. The last part is something like "Debian GNU/Linux comes. it just asked the password then showed some messages. #5 I think this is the only successful operation i did. #4 I saw from /forum that "Nothing is blocked on a default Raspbian installation". #3 Only my Win laptop (wifi) and Pi(cabled) are connected to the router #2 I opened sshd_config and found these lines #Port 22 #AddressFamily any ListenAddress 0.0.0.0 #ListenAddress :: I tried to uncomment Port 22 but Putty cant get through. Tried to do suggestions of the answer from Hurley. I just installed a fresh raspian-stretch-full as of. Update with additional information from comments: If using Filezilla, I get these errors: 00:52:04 Status: Connecting to 192.168.1.5.Ġ0:52:25 Error: Network error: Connection timed outĠ0:52:25 Error: Could not connect to server When I tried to connect to my Pi via Putty, a connection time out error appears.
After ifconfig, it gave the same ip address(192.168.1.5). I also connected my Pi to a monitor and to the internet. I tried to find the ip address of my Pi through the router's gateway. I also created an empty file called ssh in the visible partition of the Pi. Neither Putty nor Filezilla can connect to R Pi.
I'm having a similar issue from other posts but couldn't find answers, so Im asking it again.
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