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An example showing user names:
master c@CW8:~$ $ ag work 1) uma='ssh root@ac002.workcom.av' 2) valli='ssh root@ac001.workcom.av' #?
Where necessary the aliases hop via an intermediate host (Blue Light policy is to configure Internet-exposed servers to accept root logon only from specific addresses):
c@CW8:~$ $ ag hot 1) rad='ssh -A -t root@blav.bluelightav.org ssh root@hotspot.bluelightav.org' #?
An example showing a hosting service provider name:
c@CW8:~$ $ ag online 1) online.net='ssh -A root@sd-44498.dedibox.fr' 2) online.net.backup='ssh -p 2222 root@sd-44498.dedibox.fr' #?
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If an identity_file has been added, is its corresponding public key in the server's ~/.ssh/authorized_keys file for the user you are trying to log in as?
If there is a firewall on either ssh client or server, does it allow port 22 as required?
If the above check list has not identified the problem, generate more information by:
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