Seems to me that you need to get to version 1.2.26 to be Y2K compliant, and you should NOT move to version 2 if you plan to have any users using version1 since you have to convert ALL to version 2 or all must be Version 1. Dareen Framer wrote: > Hello, > > I was curious wether or not there was any great reason for people to > upgrade out of the version 1 series of SSH. We are running a reasonable > late version of the ssh version 1 series, and have seen problems with other > admins moving on to the version 2 series. > > Is there any inherent problems with version 1 or is it just different style > of encryption. > > FYI we are using 1.2.25 on most of our servers (protocol 1.5). > > dsf
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