Windows 10: Windows 11 Home ping and ssh works after reboot, then not working

Hi,I have Windows 11 Home edition 64bit 23H2 version and a Raspberry Pi in the network. Just after booting up of windows, I can ping local address of Raspberry Pi or I can log in with SSH in PowerShell, but after some time when windows finishes booting I cannot ping nor ssh anymore. tracert cannot find it as well Request timed outWhat is the problem?My Defender Firewall is disabled always, it is not enabled at all. arp -a command shows IP and MAC address of Raspberry Pi correctly.

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ssh tunneling not working on new windows 11

I had a Windows 11 21H2 installation, that could not be upgraded to version 22H2. So I decided to install version 22H2 from scratch. In my previous installation I could use remote editing with ssh (ssh -R 52698:localhost:52698) and rmate (available on github).

So I log into a Linux debian machine with ssh -R 52698:localhost:52698 user@host. Next i start a sublime texteditor with the rsub plugin, which listens on port 52698 on my windows 11 PC. From within the host I call rmate textfile, which sends the textfile to sublime where I can edit it. It seems that rmate has no connection to the sublime extension, but it worked with my "old" windows 11 installation. I have already checked the windows firewall, turned it off. Also have I tried ssh from powershell, WSL and the cmd shell. Nothing worked.

When I use my old windows 11 installation, it works.

 

Windows 11 ssh broken

I just got ssh working yesterday on a clean install of Windows 11 after some thrashing. It does work. This is possibly a config difference that tends to happen. In fact, it worked as smoothly in Windows 11 as Windows 10 previously. With SSH, config differences can be a good amount of brain work

You can debug on the Windows 11 machine itself which I find the easiest since you can connect through the network the same and it makes things easier to get it working that way first.

PowerShell: ssh -v -p PORT USERNAME@IP ie ssh -v -p 22 *** Email address is removed for privacy ***

That will show ssh connection debug info and you can see all of what's actually going on. If it works then it will log you into SSH. Then you can simply duplicate it on the other system. Outside of that then it would be a firewall or router issue as it should otherwise work on other systems if the above works.

But, if that doesn't work then you have a ssh configuration issue. The issues there are the ssh config in the ssh folder and the user .ssh folder stuff.

 

SSH into Microsoft Linked Windows 11 account not working

Hello,

Connecting to a Windows 11 system that is linked to a Microsoft account using SSH is not possible natively. The SSH server available in Windows 11, OpenSSH-Server, is not intended to work with Microsoft accounts. It only supports local accounts or Active Directory accounts.

To authenticate through SSH, you will need to establish a local account-based SSH server on the Windows 11 system. Afterward, you can connect to it using the local user account credentials rather than the Microsoft account.
See link below.
https://learn.microsoft.com/windows-server/admi...

Best regards

Zunhui