Hans Fugal wrote: > Say we have a server with somewhere between 200 and 300 telnet sessions > at a time every day. Now say we're thinking of switching from telnet to > ssh, is there going to be a noticeable problem due to ssh probably > needing more CPU than telnet?
You'll see higher usage, but I seriously doubt it'll be high enough to
be a problem. The thing is, unless those sessions are constantly sending
and recieving, at any given moment only a few of them will be needing
any processor power.
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