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- Packaged with RedHat 7.1! (older version, however)
- Latest RPMS for RedHat can be acquired at http://www.openssh.com
-
Must be rebuilt if you want to enable AFS token
passing (a bit complicated, I won't cover this here, but I'll be glad
to give you rebuilt RPMS)
- Configuration changes from the default openssh RPM:
- Config files are
/etc/ssh/ssh_config
, /etc/ssh/sshd_config
- To enable X11 forwarding: add
ForwardX11 yes
under
Host *
in ssh_config
and (if you are running a server)
add X11Forwarding yes
to sshd_config
- To make SSH2 the default protocol, add
Protocol 2,1
to
both ssh_config
and sshd_config
- OpenSSH SSH1 interoperates well with SSH (and has all of the
features of the commercial version). OpenSSH SSH2 is a full featured
SSH2, but does not interoperate with commercial SSH (yet).
Troy Carter
2001-06-03