Check the output of ps -e | grep sshd (on the server, not client)
Secondly, make sure TCP Wrappers isn't blocking connections.
What's the contents of /etc/hosts.allow & /etc/hosts.deny? You will need to make sure ssh is allowed in them. The following should work in the allow file:
sshd : ALL : allow
First off, can you ping the server (desktop, whatever - if it's serving, it's a server), then see if sshd is running. Second, see if iptables is blocking it. Third, see if tcp wrappers is blocking it.
There's a bunch of other things, but they're the obvious ones.
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