I activated RDP and SSH on Bazzite but connection is refused

Hello guys yesterday i've done a dual boot windows bazzite, i've boot on bazzite activated RDP and SSH and changed the RDP login password and actually i'm not at home but i've tried to connect to bazzite so i turned on remotely the pc, it's on and i can ping it but impossible to connect, nmap tell me that there is no port open on the pc but it's on... Did you have any idea of how can i do? Actually the only thing i can do is turn it on again when it go to sleep (i use upsnap).
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Robbeh
Robbeh2mo ago
Im guessing you'd have to setup some form of remote access via the internet - or (not advisable here) port forward the ports for RDP to work directly look into setting up some sort of VPN server at home would be my suggestion
Furtif2005Sno
Furtif2005SnoOP2mo ago
I'm actually connected remotely connected to my server and it's in the same network than my PC and he can't connect to it too it says connection refused
Robbeh
Robbeh2mo ago
if the same local network cant connect, are you sure the service is running (on the correct interface)?
Furtif2005Sno
Furtif2005SnoOP2mo ago
to explain my actual config there is a pic And the only thing i've done is go to settings in bazzite turned on RDP and SSH and modified credentials (but i didn't verified if it works...)
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Robbeh
Robbeh2mo ago
ah - so the server is what is trying to connect to the pc (essentailly) and it wont work? that implies that ssh isnt running/started/using the network interface im not sure what to suggest you can try without access to the bazzite machine! if you do get access, try systemctl status sshd that should tell you if its running and on what interfaces
Furtif2005Sno
Furtif2005SnoOP2mo ago
I've done a nmap but there is no port open on the pc and i'm not at home so i cant access physically to the pc...
Robbeh
Robbeh2mo ago
not helpful for right now, but when you get home, run systemcrtl and find out the status of sshd
Furtif2005Sno
Furtif2005SnoOP2mo ago
Okay thanks, i've seen somewhere that if you activate ssh and rdp on gnome settings then they will be turned on only when the user is logged, it's stupid but this can be the problem

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