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When running the server with It's also possible to enable logging in sshd_config & restart the More details on either option can be found at: https://github.com/PowerShell/Win32-OpenSSH/wiki/Troubleshooting-Steps Please provide updated logs when available |
I can verify that it is being met.
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This issue has the same status (0xC000006D) for Please review the troubleshooting suggestions listed there |
The SID begins with S-1-5 not S-1-12. Is this possibly the same as #1363? |
It might be - is it possible to test if a local user login works? |
After some testing it seems to be an issue with AD permissions as our sys admin is able to login with his domain account but nobody else can. The solutions talked about in #1363 didn't resolve it either |
I've add
If I run sshd as |
Hmm, this seems similar to #1745 (comment) In |
I solved this by explicitly allowing all domain users on the system |
Prerequisites
Steps to reproduce
Currently my organization is using a local AD setup. The docs claim that only Azure AD is unsupported so I assume this should work.
winget install Microsoft.OpenSSH.Beta
ssh wbehrens@<my ip>
client_loop: send disconnect: Connection reset
Expected behavior
A connection to be made to the remote windows server
Actual behavior
Conenction reset
Error details
No response
Environment data
Version
9.2.2.0
Visuals
Here are some of the logs when running with
-v
and-d
(after issuingStop-Service sshd
) using the same setup as above.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: