Getting Connected - FAQ

There's a few issues that often crop up as you're trying to connect to the machine.

1. I can't connect to X over Port Y while on Trinity's Network?

This is because Trinity has a firewall which prevents SSH traffic on ports other than Port 22. If you run into this issue you should use the SSH config presented in 3.5 and request access to the proxmox server so you can use that as a ProxyJump, this will make all traffic route through Proxmox which has an SSH server running on port 22.

2. bash: warning: setlocale: LC_ALL: cannot change locale (en_US.UTF-8)

If you receive this warning when logging into a server it's because your SSH client is trying to tell the server that it wants to use a given locale that isn't installed on the server. Many operating systems and linux distrobutions send the locale by default, particularly MacOS. If you see this error it's safe to ignore it, but you can remove it by modifying your /etc/ssh/ssh config as per this stackoverflow.

It requires no modification to the server itself. It is a client-sided issue.