After Leopard install, why can't I ssh to Macs (from in or out of LAN)?

Since I upgraded to Leopard (using "Archive and Install"), I can't ssh to either of my two Intel Macs, either from inside OR outside the LAN. I can't even ssh from one Mac to the other Mac within the LAN (a Linksys router). I always get the message "port 22: Connection refused". This all worked before. In the "Firewall" page of the "Security" settings, both systems are set to "Allow all connections". I tried both hardwiring static IP addresses and using DHCP from the router. I even tried (temporarily) de-installing Norton AV. Nothing seems to make any difference. Ideas?

Can you ssh to any Tiger or PPC machines? I just tested it and I'm fine with ssh'ing into a Tiger Server G4 system from a Leopard Quad G5.

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