The SSH connection refused error may indicate that your SSH credentials are invalid, the remote server’s security settings have blocked your connection, or there is a networking issue. To fix this issue, you can try checking your SSH username and password for accuracy, ensuring that your public/private key pairs are set up correctly, and making sure that any firewall or IP filters on the remote server’s side aren’t blocking access. Additionally, it may be helpful to use a VPN or another type of secure tunnel such as an SSH Tunnel to establish a more reliable connection.