These suggest that downgrading to version 20675 on a DIR-600 router (or build 19519 on an unspecified device) solved the problem, or that upgrading to a newer version should also work. One commenter in the second thread says that "Build 21061 is KNOWN to have problems w/ SSH. There are a couple of threads about this exact problem on the DD-WRT forums - see and for more info. I have the exact same version and ssh access is not working for me either.
This appears to be a problem with this version of the firmware. Update: I downgraded to DD-WRT v24-sp2 revision 15778 and SSH now works. Here is a screenshot of me trying to login with plink.exe using SSH followed by telnet. Is there a way to debug the problem using Telnet? I also tried a 30/30/30 reset and that didn't seem to fix it either. Perhaps the firmware didn't flash correctly? I reset the router to defaults, the only settings I changed was in:Īfter I set this I rebooted the router and tried to access SSH through Putty and WinSCP.Ī moment after trying to open the connection I just received an error from both PUTTY and WINSCP: "Server unexpectedly closed network connection".Ĭould someone please offer me some assistance (I'm a bit of a novice but I'm sure it was going to work). I have been having trouble accessing my router using SSH (I can still access Telnet though).
This is hooked up directly to a Windows 7 PC with an Ethernet cable (With no internet access). My current network setup consists of a D-link dir-615D1 flashed with DD-Wrt (v24 PreSp2 Build21061).
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