Sounds like maybe the client doesn't have a valid reverse
DNS mapping? The 2.0.13 server is configured to require
this by default, and if it can't resolve the client ip, you
get the behavior you've described.
I believe the parameter is RequireReverseMapping in the
server config file.
- Joseph
> On 26-Jan-00 Ken Scott wrote:
> > Hi all.
> >
> > I apologize in advance for asking about this, because I know it's been
> > asked before--I've seen it in the archive--but I've never seen an
> > answer. I've just installed ssh-2.0.13 (Red Hat 6.1, via the RPM), and
> > all seemed to go well. However, when attempting to connect to any
> > remote
> > machine, I get nothing but the "no further authentication methods
> > available" message. I gather this is some sort of client-configuration
> > issue, but can't figure out what needs to be changed. If anyone could
> > offer any suggestions, it would be greatly appreciated.
