Yes, i wrote a rule in windows firewallDid you allow the rule under Windows Firewall?
You might have a rule already established under Windows Firewall that allows the orher programs or applications because the installation process did that step automatically for you when it installed.
If you need your files for school why not create a VPN this is essentially what you are attempting to do by opening a tcp/ip listening port on #5022...
Ask your professor if the school has a VPN setup or a VPN application that you can use to safely navigate between your network and theirs.
They might have security measures in place that may not allow you to do that.
IMHO, I would purchase a portable Seagate 5TB hard drive on Amazon.com, find a bulk file copier program (there are free ones out there) and copy all of your files that you need for school onto it.
This way you accomplish two things:
A] You have a much needed backup of your files (never hurts to have redundancy so long as you sync the two drives from time to time)
B] It is A LOT faster (and A LOT more secure) to have the files locally than accessing them remotely and someone hijacking your work (IF your not end-to-end encrypted through a VPN tunnel.
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Done that before but disnt like it in the past. I have used bitvise server for over a year now with no issues until i switched ISP's.Try these steps HowToGeek.com:
The short link is: How to Enable and Use Windows 10’s New Built-in SSH Commands
This will bring you to how to re-configure the OpenSsh under Windows 10. Make sure you have the April 2018 Update or later of Windows 10 installed The latest is October 2019 Update.
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Oh, yes. Thanks for that. I did that last night. Thanks for reminding me haha.Have you tried a DDNS (Dynamic DNS IP) address?
Goto noip.com and give it a try. Maybe with Bitvise and noip.com you will get it to work...
Looks simple enough.
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I use the personal edition which is free and all clients are free. Its sipper easy to use.Is the bitvise worth the $100 for the server? Are the clients free?
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When you say "Hamachi" do you mean a different router?...
However, it works over hamachi, but thats not what i want. I need it to work through the router.
Hamachi is a free vpn service to create tunnels between two computers.When you say "Hamachi" do you mean a different router?
If it works with a different router than the problem is not Windows rules.
Have you tried to use the normal port for SSH, 22?
Have you checked the firewall settings of the router as in this tutorial?
Configure IPv4 Firewall on your ZyXEL C3000Z | CenturyLink Internet Help
Yes, i have tried from other locations besides my house and the schoolI did not read all the replies, but I did see you mentioned you're trying to access this from your school. Have you spoken with the schools IT department. There is a good chance they block unusual ports (5022) at the perimeter firewall or even ssh traffic (depending on which type of firewalls they use).
Have you tried accessing your home ssh server from another public location (such as a coffee shop with less restricted traffic)?
All ready have. It worked once, saying it was open, then timed out on all other scans haha. I personally think the isp is using dpi to block it at the application or protocol level.Try to scan port 5022 using Nmap:
Port Scanning Basics | Nmap Network Scanning
Wouldnt surprise me with CenturyLink haha. I know xfinity doesn't because it actually worked haha.That is certainly possible
Yeah, i use hamachi vpn right now. But to access files from school or another pc without hamachi is gonna suck haha.You can setup a VPN at home. That's how I access resources at home.
What vpn service do you use? Openvpn? If so, can you get it to play nice with androidYou can setup a VPN at home. That's how I access resources at home.
Hmmmm. Is it easy to setup?Openvpn works fine on android.