Hi everyone,
I am unable to ssh to a target
When testing from another PC, I am able to connect. What could be the issue? Note that I am using windows
Running netstat -an | findstr <port> returns a blank result suggesting that the port is not currently being listened to. Despite Boundary indicating an open session on this port, no process at this port may be actively listening for connections. I think Boundary is failing to open this port. How can I check that it is failing?
If Boundary Desktop fails to open a target or bind to a port, you will a popup with an error message “Could not connect to target. Would you like to retry ?” or the equivalent.
One of the common issues is that people use WSL in Windows. Boundary will bind to the localhost (127.0.0.1), so connections will work only from the Windows host (not WSL).
I understand. Thank you for the suggestion, but I don’t receive the popup, and I’m not using WSL; I’m utilizing PowerShell. Is it possible that the port Boundary claims to be binding to is not the one in use?
Hi I am facing the same problem, were you able to solve this and if so, how?
@brasool this problem is still unsolved.