Yes, when I installed the OS, I set the password to “toradex” for the Torizon OS. If it were a firewall issue, then I shouldn’t be able to open the terminal using the connected device in VS Code. Since I can open the terminal, what could be the bigger issue I’m facing?
I was able to pull successfully, but after running the task “rsync-torizon-generic”, I started getting the above error @jeremias.tx @ToradexAI
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Well it has to be a network issue of some kind. The error message is fairly straightforward:
ssh: connect to host 192.168.225.246 port 6502: Connection refused
If it were a firewall issue, then I shouldn’t be able to open the terminal using the connected device in VS Code.
I believe if you open a terminal this way it’s just default ssh on the default port of 22. Here you can see it’s trying to use port 6502, maybe this port is busy or blocked in your setup. Is the IP address right?
It’s difficult to say anything specific without being in your exact network setup.
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Jeremias
@jeremias.tx @ToradexAI Thank you for your support. Now my issue is solved.
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Glad we were able to assist you.
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Jeremias