Unable to establish a connection between Raspberry and Windows PC.
Unable to establish a connection between Raspberry and Windows PC.
Hello. I'm working on a school assignment and need to connect via SSH to my Raspberry Pi. I've tried all possible solutions, even replaced the router (a budget model that functions for testing) but nothing resolved the issue. Now I suspect Windows might be blocking something that prevents the connection from reaching the Pi. Why? Because it doesn't work on my desktop or laptop running Windows 10, but it does when I connect with my iPad using the Termius app. The iPad also works fine, so I just need to copy and paste data into Python files. I'd prefer my desktop for future projects too. Someone mentioned that port 22 could be blocked by Windows firewall, but I'm not sure how to enable or disable it. Any suggestions? All devices are on the same network. The permission denied message doesn't seem to come from an incorrect password, since I can't even reach it. Thanks in advance for your help!
I'm using a Windows console application, but I'm not sure which one specifically. The issue with the numpad isn't something I've encountered before.
I'm uncertain if this will assist you, but I've encountered multiple Windows versions where local network shares on Win 10 are turned off for security. To enable Samba and CIFS sharing between a Raspberry Pi and a Windows 10 machine, I had to activate it via the Windows features in Win 10. The guide you referenced explains how to do this. My main concern is whether the firewall settings might be blocking the connection. EDIT: Are you using any specific firewall software? Also, have you attempted to restrict the Raspberry Pi's IP address to your Windows device's IP in the router?
What operating system is running on your Raspberry Pi? If you're using Raspbian, make sure SSH access was activated beforehand. By default, SSH might be turned off, so you'll need to enable it first. A VPN connection could also prevent a direct SSH link, as the VPN service restricts certain network activities to enhance security.
Try establishing a Telnet link on port 22. Your Windows Firewall might be restricting outgoing connections—verify no additional third-party security software is active, then turn it off temporarily to test.