Rick,
This sounds much better then telnet. One question is this in a complied state already,
or do I need to have GCC installed?? I have the RPM files, but am unable to install
it.
It is telling me that it is missing files. So I am tring to get them now.
S
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On 12/30/2000 at 07:59 Rick Warner wrote:
>ssh can use a variety of authentication mechanisms. One of those is your
>system password, just like login uses when you telnet. The difference is
>that the login information is passed in encrypted form, not in clear
>text. So someone listening on the wire would have to be able to break the
>encryption in order to get your name/passwd. Much better than telnet.
>
>- rick warner
>
>On Fri, 29 Dec 2000, Steven Pierce wrote:
>
>>
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I am sorry that I am not totally getting this. If you telnet on to your machine,
>> users are looking for the password as it is typed. OK, that I understand, but what
>I am
>> not real clear about is that by using SSH how do you log in? Or does that give you
>a log
>> in prompt without telneting??
>
>
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