Re: [suse-security] SSH - login problems after Upgrade 8.2 - 9.0

[Bill.Light@xxxxxx]

After upgrading to 9.0 - "old" putty does NOT work - try downloading the 
latest version.  Worked for me.

- Bill

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I tried all and any config options of PuTTY.
I will have a look at the options inside sshd-config later this afternoon,
as I'm not at the box at the moment.
I will report back, then.
Thanks,
Philipp

David Huecking schrieb:

> Hi Philipp,
>
> which SSH-client are you using? - PuTTY?
> PuTTY in its standard configuration tries SSH1, but you have to enable
> SSH": Configuration/ Page "Connection/ SSH"/ Preferred SSH protocol
> version 2
>
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> David Huecking.
>
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> On Mon, 8 Dec 2003, Philipp Rusch wrote:
>
> > Hello list,
> >
> > I  did an upgrade with my box from 8.2 to version 9.0.
> > After this change I was not able to login with ssh-clients
> > from remote anymore.
> > I am only able to login through local consoles or insecure telnet !
> > Where do I have to look now, what changed in version 9 ?
> > I had this working before on my systems and did not change a thing
> > in my ssh-setup myself ...
> > What I tried / looked at so far:
> > I have reverse DNS lookup working, the hostnames are resolved. OK
> > I have no lines in host.allow concerning sshd, is this still OK ?
> > same applies to host.deny  OK
> > I use xinetd to start vnc since this version 9 of SuSE, does this
> > change something to other services ?
> > I get the certificate at my clienst, I accept it and then get the
> > "login:" prompt, but none of my users / passwords is accepted.
> > Has there been a change in passwords (encryption ?)
> >
> > Any help is appreciated, I really like to have this working again.
> >
> > Thanks in advance,
> > Philipp
> >
> >


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