[linux-help] Re: ssh1/ssh2

[John Reinke <jmreinke@xxxxxxxxx>]

It depend on how things are set up. In the department where I work (using
Red Hat), they have ssh2 installed to run as default when I type ssh, but
it automatically detects when I want to ssh to somewhere that I have
confugured using ssh1. It then will use ssh1. I'm not sure if this has
anything to do with it, but I have generated both a ssh1 and ssh2 key (.ssh
and .ssh2 directories). I can just run ssh1 if I don't want it to use ssh2.

John

>i thought the linux box using ssh2 would allow me to connect with
>ssh1, but it didn't, so i have to convince the guy running that box to
>tweak it -- so you're saying it's not backwards compatible?



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