On Tue, May 10, 2005 at 10:58:24AM -0700, Leuy Eeelyu wrote:
> After that I restarted sshd service. But how do I
> prove to people that I am using openssh protocol 2
> instead of 1??
A simple way to test is to force the protocol version of the client,
like so:
ssh -1 <hostname> date
which should fail ("Protocol major versions differ: 1 vs. 2") if your
configuration change took effect. Of course, the following should still
succeed:
ssh -2 <hostname> date
> I did the following command, it still show me as same
> rpm name, I thought it will change to 3.9p2-xxxx ??
No, the pX in the version refers to the portable (i.e. non openbsd)
upstream release version of openssh.
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