Putty shows error :connection refused but pinging is okay

Hey guys

I'm using windows 7 and im getting error from putty even after successfull pinging of pie

I also disabled the firewall but same error is displaying

I installed kikat on pie and also verify by using HDMI monitor but now i want to connect it to my pc using ssh connection

rew over 8 years ago

"connection refused" means that the pi is up and running but there is nobody waiting at the designated port (number 22 in this case).

This would happen for example if the sshd program is not running. Try typing "sudo apt-get install ssh" on the pi.
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clem57 over 8 years ago

You need root aces on kitkat for How To Install SSH Server As Root On Android 4.4 KitKat | Megaleecher.Net
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uscdadnyc over 8 years ago in reply to clem57

On 11NOV15, I installed Putty on a Win10-PC. It was gotten at: bit.ly/win32putty. Worked good for me. Have a Rooted-B&N-Nook-HD+ that is running CM11 (Kit-Kat), have NOT tried Putty on this unit (Tablet).
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uscdadnyc over 8 years ago in reply to uscdadnyc

I forgot to mention that: A RaspPi 1 B was the object-client of the Putty-client s/w on my Win10 PC. This RaspPi 1B was/is running "2015-02-18-wheezy-minibian" as the O/S.
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Former Member over 8 years ago in reply to rew

Hey roger
can u plz tell how can i write that code"sudo apt -get install ssh"
coz im using window 7
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Former Member over 8 years ago in reply to rew

I'm tottaly confused that how can i enable the ssh connection on pie
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jack.chaney56 over 8 years ago in reply to rew

Seems like a silly question to ask, so, since I am feeling a bit silly... Did you go into configurations and turn on the SSH component on the Pi? It is located under the advanced features. I like to use sudo raspi-config a little better than the GUI because I am really old, and like to feel the command line when I am working on computers.

Jack.
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jack.chaney56 over 8 years ago in reply to uscdadnyc

Not a problem, Pi B1 or B+ work the same. Just run sudo raspi-config and select advanced features and SSH to activate SSH login. You can also turn on the serial interface to make it completely operational from PuTTY.

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mconners over 8 years ago in reply to jack.chaney56

I think the problem is he is running Android Kit Kat on his pi, as he semi stated in the OP. The normal debian/raspbian instructions are not going to work. A couple of people have given him direction in that aspect. I have no experience running android on the Pi, so I can't really help.

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Former Member over 8 years ago

Exactly Michael and as i told you guys im running the android os on pie so these rasbian commands are not going to work
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