Linux SSH Error

Hi Eric Donaldson,
Can you access vm console? if possible you can try:
1. check your firewall
2. check port ssh.
3. check /etc/hosts.deny and /etc/hosts.allow
4. Try to access to vm with normal user, not root.
5. run command ps aux | grep sshd and check MaxSessions in ssh server

Ok, thanks - I am able to ssh in from a different server, it seems to re-import the fingerprint from the server.  How can I remove the fingerprints from the other servers so I can login from my nomal pc?

You need to delete the record for the IP from the known keys.  what software are you using to ssh?
on linux, .ssh/known_hosts is where you will find the IP/Hostname matching key that needs to delete.

just ssh from a linux vm

your responses need to be more detailed.
ssh -vvvvvvv user@server

vm to vm might run into issues within the host's attempt to handle the packet flows between the VM as well as scheduling.....

Ok, when I ssh from the other linux host, I get:

ssh_exchange_identification:  Connection Closed by remote host

I am not sure how to get around it.  It did used to ssh without an issue.

Thanks

Also I did try this from the host I am connecting from, but it did not work either:

http://www.lifewithtech.net/blog/tip-one-liner-command-remove-bad-ssh-key

Actually I did figure it out, do you know why it would add itself to hosts.deny file?