I've been researching this problem for the past 4-5 days, but to no avail. SSH refuses to log in from remote computer. Ubuntu 20.04 server is running on server on local network.
So far:
1. I'm able to ftp, ssh, telnet, vnc to a local server from computers on the same local network: no problem
2. From a remote location I'm able to ftp, telnet, vnc to local server but ssh refuses to connect to the server
3. more info:
modem forwards port 22 to local server (the same for ports 21 & 23 & 80 & ...)
sshd is up and running on the server
ufw configured to grant access to port 22: Action
ALLOW INfrom "Anywhere" (checked by issuing commandsufw status numberedandufw status verbose).service ufw statusreports ufw is activelsof i -n -P|grep LISTENreports port 22 is listeningssh -vvv IP_Addressfrom remote computer reports this error message:async io completed with error: 10061" & connection fails/var/log/auth.loglogs the following item after connection refused:Received signal 15; terminatingwhich means "some" process has issued a SIGALRM & kernel killed connection attempt
At this point, I believe "something" (in ssh configuration files or elsewhere) is blocking remote connections to ssh, but I don't know where to look at this point. Answers to this previously posted problem have resulted in "generic answers" with no meaningful answers.