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Common Errors

Connection Errors

Error CodeCauseSolution
Connection refusedServer not running or wrong portVerify the service status: systemctl status sshd
Authentication failedIncorrect credentialsVerify username/password or key file
No route to hostNetwork unreachableCheck network connectivity and firewall settings
Connection timeoutNetwork latency or firewall blockingAdjust timeout settings and review network configuration

File Operation Errors

Error CodeCauseSolution
Permission deniedInsufficient permissionsVerify file or directory permissions
No such file or directoryIncorrect pathEnsure the file path exists
Disk quota exceededInsufficient disk spaceClean up old files or request additional storage
File existsFile already existsUse overwrite option or rename the file

Troubleshooting

  1. Verify that your network connection is stable and the host is reachable
telnet sftp.oceanpayment.com 226
  1. Check Service Status
systemctl status sshd
tail -f /var/log/secure
  1. Check Firewall / Security Groups / IP Whitelist
  • Local environment:
sudo iptables -L -n
sudo ufw status
  • Cloud environment(AWS / GCP / Azure): Make sure your IP can access port 22 or 226 via Security Groups or Firewall settings.
  • Oceanpayment with IP Whitelist enabled: Confirm your IP is included in the approved whitelist.