Putty connection refused?
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hostens
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It usually means that the PuTTY settings are not set correctly for logging in. You should use these settings:
-- Host Name: enter IP of your server
-- Port: 22 (leave as default)
-- Connection Type: SSH (leave as default)
Then Click "Open" to start the SSH session. If this is your first time connecting to the server from this computer, you will see "PuTTY Security Alert" table. Accept the connection by clicking "Yes". Once the SSH Connection is open, you should see a terminal prompt asking for your username. Next, enter your password. Please note that you will NOT see your cursor moving, or any characters typed, when typing your password. This is a standard PuTTY security feature. After you typed it in hit enter.
Make sure you have a correct password. Also one of the other possible reasons could be that your device is blocking the connection or the port you are using.
-- Host Name: enter IP of your server
-- Port: 22 (leave as default)
-- Connection Type: SSH (leave as default)
Then Click "Open" to start the SSH session. If this is your first time connecting to the server from this computer, you will see "PuTTY Security Alert" table. Accept the connection by clicking "Yes". Once the SSH Connection is open, you should see a terminal prompt asking for your username. Next, enter your password. Please note that you will NOT see your cursor moving, or any characters typed, when typing your password. This is a standard PuTTY security feature. After you typed it in hit enter.
Make sure you have a correct password. Also one of the other possible reasons could be that your device is blocking the connection or the port you are using.
Malware.Expert
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This sound's firewall problem, that you not have that port open in firewall (Incoming TCP traffic)
Check this out, because depend what configuration you use:
https://documentation.cpanel.net/display/CKB/How+to+Configure+Your+Firewall+for+cPanel+Services
But if you logged out from SSH, you may need use CONSOLE to allow traffic specific port or disable firewall to fix problem.
Check this out, because depend what configuration you use:
https://documentation.cpanel.net/display/CKB/How+to+Configure+Your+Firewall+for+cPanel+Services
But if you logged out from SSH, you may need use CONSOLE to allow traffic specific port or disable firewall to fix problem.
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Normally, this issue occurs due to incorrect SSH port or the firewall settings but I'm glad to see your issue is now resolved. 
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