[Dub34]

I’m trying to ssh into my Linux cloud server but it not letting me ssh how do I change it where it allows my ip address on the cloud server end?

[Bastille]

Sometimes you have to make the modification on the control panel of your provider, otherwise if you have to make the modification on the concerned Linux server :

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sudo nano /etc/ssh/sshd_config

Edit the following :

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AllowUsers your_user@your_ip_address

Configure the firewall :

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sudo ufw allow from your_ip_address to any port 22

And restart the service : sudo systemctl restart sshd

Let us know how it goes

[DramaKing]

Can you elaborate on the problem? It should be pretty obvious if the connection is blocked, but "not letting me" could mean a lot of things.

[Dub34]

Can you elaborate on the problem? It should be pretty obvious if the connection is blocked, but "not letting me" could mean a lot of things.

It ask for a public key and I generate one but follow the dream host tutorial (dream host is the cloud provider I chose)

[DramaKing]

It ask for a public key and I generate one but follow the dream host tutorial (dream host is the cloud provider I chose)

That still tells me nothing. A connection timeout would indicate that ssh could not connect. However, Dreamhost does not list any firewall or network rules. If you get a permission denied error, there's a problem with the shared keys. If you're willing to follow directions, please run this command (changing placeholders as needed), copy the output, and paste it in a reply.

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ssh -i private_key -vv [email protected]