(Windows 10) I turned off my antivirus and firewall.(Windows 10) I have the OpenSSH Client installed on my PC.

(Ubuntu Server) I checked the service status of SSH, making sure Ubuntu and SSH were completely updated, restarted SSH, and created a root account and password as well.(Ubuntu Server) I set a rule to allow my Windows PC IP Address through the firewall.(Ubuntu Server) I changed the sshd-config file by uncommenting PermitRootLogin yes, PasswordAuthentication yes (per tutorials I found), and even changed the port number from 22 to something else (setting a ufw rule to allow, of course).However, I am running Zorin OS on my laptop and I can get in the server with no problems.Īll of my PCs are connected to the same network. I received a Network error: Permission denied immediately after selecting open. It seemed to be as simple as installing OpenSSH Client and running the command ssh However, I immediately get an ssh: connect to host 12.3.4.56 port 22: Permission denied message. I want to connect to my server with my Windows 10 PC using the Windows Terminal preferably, or PuTTY. I installed Ubuntu Server 20.04.4 LTS and set it up. I have an unused PC that I turned into a server for Minecraft.

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