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If port 22 open in both, check contents of /etc/hosts.allow
and /etc/hosts.deny.

> I have a new server at my colo.  After setting it up I verified that I was
> able to ssh in from one of the other servers.  It worked great.
> 
> BUT, from my office I cannot ssh into this box.  ALSO, if I ssh into the
> other box (where I verified it was working) I cannot ssh across to the new
> box.  I sent someone down today to make sure it's still up - and it is --
> AND it still accepts ssh from the second box just like before.
> 
> Any great ideas?


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