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Jim C wrote on Sat, Mar 15, 2003 at 08:13:15PM -0800 :
> I've a question about ssh also. Isn't it true that after one logs in
> with ssh, that further communications beyond login are not encrypted?
> If this is true, how might one fix it?
The others alread answered that this is incorrect. However, I can give
you another way to check/verify, but this is from the commandline:
tcpdump -n -s 1024 -X
You could also limit it per port:
tcpdump -n -s 1024 -X port 22
Note that you will see all of your traffic if you're ssh'd to the box.
Blue skies... Todd
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