We have had a problem close to this. Two RedHat systems cloned from the
same image. Exact same hardware, network drivers, sshd.conf. Identical.

When you use putty (from the sam machine) to connect it works perfect on
machine A, but fails on machine B... Or sometimes connects but drops
connections randomly.

Replaced network cables, different ports on the switch, replaced NIC....
Nothing.

Works fine if you SSH from another linux guest. Just PUTTY has the
problem.

Very odd....


Derric Goodwin
z/Linux Support
Acxiom/TransUnion



>>>[EMAIL PROTECTED] 12/17 10:09 am >>>
I'm going insane.

I have a Red Hat AS 3.0 running under z/VM 5.1.  I can ssh in from my
Intel
Linux fine.  I can use putty to ssh from another Win2K box fine.  On my
laptop, however when I use putty, I get 'access denied'.  I can't find
any
logging of the error whatsoever, either on the server or on the PC.  It
doesn't matter whether I'm trying to logon to root or another user.   I
can
use the same putty on my laptop to five other Linux systems here with no

problem.  I've done the usual Googles on this, and there are dozens of
instances of the same problem, but no one ever posts the solution.  I
hate
it when that happens.  Has anyone had the same problem?  I promise to
post
the SOLUTION when I have one.

login as: root
Sent username "root"
[EMAIL PROTECTED]'s password:
Access denied
[EMAIL PROTECTED]'s password:


login as: scottl
Sent username "scottl"
[EMAIL PROTECTED]'s password:
Access denied
[EMAIL PROTECTED]'s password:

Scott Ledbetetr
StorageTek

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