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Hi, try <br />
ssh -vvv &lt;user&gt;@&lt;host&gt; to get more information about the problem.<br />
<br />
Check the log files an the server itself maybe /var/log/messages..<br />
<br />
<br />
Good luck <br />
<br />
gnurl
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Hi, try
ssh -vvv <user>@<host> to get more information about the problem.

Check the log files an the server itself maybe /var/log/messages..


Good luck

gnurl

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That account (user id) might be expired, check using the following command<br />
<br />
# chage -l &nbsp;userid<br />
<br />
Use 'man chage' for more info.
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That account (user id) might be expired, check using the following command

# chage -l  userid

Use 'man chage' for more info.

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If the connection is being established, consult /var/log/auth* or /var/log/secure* for details.
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If the connection is being established, consult /var/log/auth* or /var/log/secure* for details.

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question :<br />
<br />
@balasundaram : If the user account is expired , what is the command to reactivate it.<br />

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question :

@balasundaram : If the user account is expired , what is the command to reactivate it.


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chage -d currentdate username
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i can't see the informations when i use chage. May be because its a service account
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i can't see the informations when i use chage. May be because its a service account

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Hi,<br />
<br />
an account can't login on the &nbsp;server via ssh. what can i do?? what are the different steps to troubleshoot it on linux.<br />
<br />
the account is a service account used by an application.
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Hi,

an account can't login on the  server via ssh. what can i do?? what are the different steps to troubleshoot it on linux.

the account is a service account used by an application.

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