There are a few causes for this. One that's a biggie is that SSH2 does a
reverse lookup on the client's IP address and will barf if it can't
resolve the name. I believe that setting RequireReverseLookup (or
RequireReverseDNS, or something) to 'no' fixes this. Check the forward and
reverse DNS for the client computer and make sure that they're consistent.
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Gregor Mosheh
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On Thu, 17 Feb 2000, chen yuan wrote:
> Dear all:
> I have installed both the newest version of ssh1 and ssh2 on my
> redhat 6.1, the problem is I can only connect to the server by using the
> ssh1. When I connected the server by using the ssh2 clients: The
> following error appeared:
> Disconnected; authentication error (No further authentication methods
> available.)
> I donot know what is wrong with ssh2.
> Chen Yuan
>
