[Solved] SSH - no route to host

1st Official Post

    Hi guys,

    so I have a acces to a Linux Mint Notebook, and a Win10 - Desktop and an Android phone.
    All three of them are in the same WIFI as my Raspberry Pi3 with the the last LibreELEC - Nightly.

    Whatever I do, and just can't get acces to my Pi via SSH. SSH is activated in LibreELEC, of course.
    I use the IP I see in "System Information",together Port 22.

    I've tried Putty, terminal, serverauditor (android) - with none of them I can't seem to connect. It's always "no route to host" or another error.
    I can't even Ping my Raspberry.

    Is there anything I might have overseen ... or ... I don't know.

    Any tips, please :/ ?

    Thanks!

    Quote from bromerzz


    Are you using the correct un = root and password = libreelec.

    Thank you for your answer!
    Of course, I am :)

    As I said, I can't even ping the Raspberry. I really don't know what I could do :/

    • Official Post

    What are you using as address: hostname or ip address?


    Never mind, IP, i see it now.
    Is the WORKGROUP name correct for your network?
    You may have to change that in Kodi's network settings.

    Edited once, last by Klojum (April 20, 2016 at 8:59 PM).

    Quote from Klojum


    What are you using as address: hostname or ip address?

    The IP address, the one that it shows under "system information".

    Edit 1: Right, the Workgroup. I'll check that right away.
    Edit 2: Just to be sure, does the Workgroup really matter in Linux? I'm on Linux Mint at the moment...

    I'm not really sure what else to say.
    All my electronical devices are connected to the same (wireless) network, through the same router.
    I wish I could give you some output via linux, but I really can't think of anything.

    I've tried it with OSMC as well, by the way. So the problem definitely seems to be on my side :/

    Edit: The router is a Fritz!Box, by the way. Latest firmware, the network is secured by a WPA2 password and is running on 2.4 and 5GHz.

    What IP and netmask has your PI, what IP and netmask have the other devices in the network.

    Is your wireless connection setup as a guest network, or do you have AP isolation activated.

    Hey grimson, thanks for your answers :) !

    The network is not set up as a guest network!
    My notebook (linux mint) has the standard netmask, 255.255.255.0; same goes for the Rasbperry Pi.

    The MAC Adress is different, of course. But they have the same gateway/route.

    For the IPs. The first 9 numbers are the same, so its 1**.1**.1**.XX - so only the last two numbers are different.

    I really can't figure out where the problem lies -.-
    [hr]
    Never mind.
    I just found it out. It was just an option in my router that I had to switch on ("allow devices to communicate with each other").

    Man, thanks for everyone who answered!