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Updated Troubleshooting Steps (markdown)

Yanbing 2017-05-11 18:02:30 -07:00
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If sshd cannot start If sshd cannot start
* Check that sshd_config is in place * Check that sshd_config is in place
* Check that host keys are generated and have correct file permission: * Check that host keys are generated and have correct file permission:
* Check if private host keys are protected: * Check that private host keys are [secured][Secure file].
* The file owner of private host key files cannot be other accounts than current user, Administrators group, Local system account, or an user account in local Administrators group * Check that "NT service\sshd" have Read access to public and private key files
* Other accounts than current user, Administrators group, Local system account, or an user account in local Administrators group should not have any access to private key file
* Check if "NT service\sshd" have read access to public key files
Trouble shooting steps for typical connection issues: Trouble shooting steps for typical connection issues:
- Server side - run sshd in debug mode - Server side - run sshd in debug mode
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- Client side - Client side
* set LogLevel to DEBUG (or DEBUG2/DEBUG3 for higher levels of logging) in ssh_config * set LogLevel to DEBUG (or DEBUG2/DEBUG3 for higher levels of logging) in ssh_config
* Run ssh.exe in verbose mode as detailed above * Run ssh.exe in verbose mode as detailed above
[Secure file]: https://github.com/PowerShell/Win32-OpenSSH/wiki/Security-protection-of-various-files-in-win32-openssh