Parallels For Mac Network Is Unreachable
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I tried having a friend and myself SSH each other so we could use the Say command to talk to each other in a fun cool way. We both had enabled remote login, but when the correct format was entered (ssh Joe@192.168.1.x), the error message 'ssh: connect to host 192.168.1.x port 22: Network is unreachable' Is this because we're not on the same network? We are not. I am in Colorado, he is in Minnesota. Is this because of a port issue?
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If you don't have public IPs (i.e. you're connecting to the Internet through a router) you may need to set up port forwarding on both of your routers to have the router send traffic on port 22 to the correct internal IP
The IPs in your ssh command are wrong. Parallels for mac create a new virtual machine.
Assuming either (or both) of you aren't behind any fancy network setups, go to What's My IP Address to find out your public IP address, and replace the command with whatever it tells you.