Re: [TCLUG:16456] X on a Remote Server

[John Hawley <jhawley@bgea.org>]

Ok, so I'm running ssh1 now.  Guess I fell in the catagory of  2>1 and didn't
read all the licensing fine print.
Putty works.  TTSSH works (I was already a TeraTerm fan :) ).

Where do I find a ssh-keygen program for win32?  Isn't this still needed for
the securest connections?  Or shouldn't I worry about it too much?  I
generally do all my work from Linux, but if I shut down telnet completely, I
still have to have a viable option for other Admins here who haven't
converted to Linux.

-jh

Nick.T.Reinking@supervalu.com wrote:

> I think you missed what I mean.
>
> If I'm at work, that means I'm using ssh1 (not ssh2 - license).
> But if it is my home machine (educational?) - ssh2
> Therefore I can't connect, so I have to run telnet.
>
> I was being sarcastic, bloog!
>
> We all should be running ssh1 everywhere.  Down with ssh2!
>
> Nick Reinking
>