Looking at your logfile the answer is pretty obvious.
You have PermitRootLogin set to "no" in /etc/ssh2/sshd2_config.
Set it to "yes" and it should work.
Also the man pages tell you how to setup the keys so you don't
have to enter your password everytime.
Check out 'man ssh2' and 'man ssh-keygen2'
Chris Trudeau wrote...
> Feb 10 22:13:34 gate sshd2[742]: connection from "192.168.1.1" Feb 10
> 22:13:36 gate sshd2[742]: hostbased-authentication (rhosts) refused: client
> user 'root', serv
> er user 'root', client host 'serv.lnctrudeau.net'.
> Feb 10 22:13:36 gate sshd2[742]: Remote host disconnected:
> Authentication method disabled. (user 'ro
> ot', client address '192.168.1.1:2824', requested service
> 'ssh-connection')
> Feb 10 22:13:36 gate sshd2[742]: User authentication failed:
> 'Authentication method disabled. (user
> 'root', client address '192.168.1.1:2824', requested service
> 'ssh-connection')'
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