Just like that. It's really no different than on Linux, at least from a high level. If it's listening on 22, it's working, and waiting for a connection on the default port.
Sounds like his problem was maybe a firewall or something, but probably PEBCAK.
@ewwhite If you wanna try some ill-advised humor, you could tell the guy that you're very sorry, but it seems that a chunk of the American backbone is being run on SuperMicro servers.
Actually, I don't like share permissions and always set it to "Everyone: Full" and control it with NTFS permissions - but do whatever's best for your environment
So, who remembers the whole "Pakistan kills YouTube" debacle from February last year? Here's an article on the topic to refresh your memory:
Insecure routing redirects YouTube to Pakistan
The gist of the story is that Pakistan intended to block YouTube for their national network. They tried to ...
@MDMarra not sure it's on topic, but I've got no objection to unlocking it - I just don't want to see it closed (and eventually deleted by wayward souls who just see closed as a stepping stone to deletion)
@David The first thing I do with a new domain is make a policy and link it at the domain level. Name it "Verbose Logon" and enable Verbose Logon Messages.
I recall once copying a bad tgz file to my bootbank and specifying to load it in boot.cfg. Needless to say this was bad - Purple Screen of Death, no boot, bad - and I should have been more careful. But is there a way to check the consistency of your files in boot.cfg, as in simulating what would ...
@ewwhite, it's absolutely unsupported, but I was just wondering if there is a consistency checking program in ESXi as it must do something like this when it is booting to figure out it cannot boot... — jshin4726 secs ago
@David Usually that's a problem accessing the profile. Did it log you in under the default profile? Is that empty profile directory not writable to the user? Can you delete it?
@MilesErickson This is true. Not pissing off a Principal Staff Member there is far more important. You can suck massively as long as you're not causing a Principal any grief.
@hobodave "When you write bad code, make sure you ask about compile time errors on StackOverflow and then vote to migrate it to ServerFault because I think Error 9 error C2374: 'CPUInfo' means it's a server issue with your networks and IPs and DDoS's."
Have you ever said to youself I need a family internet filter that checks to see if a debugger is connected to it because I don't want my kids hacking it? code.google.com/p/vstimetracker
$phrases = array(
'a kitten is killed and eaten.',
'SEGFAULT.',
'an ugly duckling lays a golden egg.',
'Bobby Tables wins.',
'http://xkcd.com/327/',
'Armageddon draws closer.',
'everyone loses.'
);
Anyhoo... I'm off to the most exciting Friday night I've had in ages - getting paid a small mountain of money to migrate a bunch of production systems to a new SAN and blade chassis - without working backups or a functional DR plan.