[libvirt-users] problem connecting to libvirtd remotely; compiled from sources

[Andrei Perietanu]

I am trying to add libvirt to a linux machine running a custom built linux-
there is no packet manager, everything is compiled using buildroot.

On this VM server, I am running libvirt-1.2.2 and the linux kernel is
3.18.21

Libvirtd starts and runs in the background. I can add/edit VMs using
Virt-install.
If I try to connect to the local qemu, everything works: virsh -c
qemu:///system
If I ssh in from the remote machine, as root,  and run virsh, everything
seems to work

But if I try to connect using virt-manager, or *virsh -c
qemu+ssh://root@<server_ip>/system* I get an error:

error: failed to connect to the hypervisor
error: Cannot recv data: ssh: connect to host 10.10.200.85 port 22:
Connection refused: Connection reset by peer

Any ideas?

Thanks,
Andrei

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