Good evening, Christopher,
On Thu, 23 Mar 2000, Belknap, Christopher wrote:
> Yeah, I do have ssh1 already there. I really can't put the client IP in
> /etc/hosts, we use DHCP.
It doesn't matter if the addresses are static or dynamic; the ssh
server just needs to have _some_ name for the client. Your /etc/hosts
could contain:
168.161.68.71 client71
168.161.68.72 client72
168.161.68.73 client73
168.161.68.74 goober
168.161.68.75 random_string_12
and it would still be able to do _some_ kind of reverse lookup.
> Let me try do another cut-and-paste, I just typo'ed
> the Require in my first email, it's okay in the file. Other than this,
> SecureCRT 3.0.3 should work with a UNIX SSH2 host with no problems, as far
> as you know?
I have to admit I'm not even sure of that; I was really trying to
address the symptoms in the hope that the two are compatible.
Cheers,
- Bill
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: William Stearns [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, March 23, 2000 3:08 PM
> To: Belknap, Christopher
> Cc: ML-ssh; William Stearns
> Subject: Re: Problem with SSH2 on UNIX and SecureCRT 3.0
>
> On Thu, 23 Mar 2000, Belknap, Christopher wrote:
>
> > I have used SSH 1.2.27 and SecureCRT together without any problems. But, I
> > cannot get my SecureCRT client to talk to an SSH2 UNIX server. I get the
> > following error in SecureCRT:
> >
> > Server did not recognize your public key. Please make sure you have
> uploaded
> > your public key to the server and made the appropriate entry in your
> > .ssh2/authorization.
> >
> > My /car/adm/sshd.log file on the SSH2 Unix host says this:
> >
> > Mar 23 10:17:28 sshd2[18824]: connection from "168.161.68.71"
> > Mar 23 10:17:28 sshd2[28861]: DNS lookup failed for "168.161.68.71".
> > Mar 23 10:19:07 sshd2[28861]: Remote host disconnected: Unable to
> > authenticate us
> > ing any of the configured authentication methods
> > Mar 23 10:19:07 sshd2[28861]: disconnected by application: 'Unable to
> > authenticat
> > e using any of the configured authentication methods'
> >
> > I have RequreReverseMapping in /etc/ssh2/sshd2_config set to no.
>
> If you literally cut-and-pasted this line, check the spelling; I
> think you need an "i" in "Require..."
>
> On a more-likely-to-fix-the-problem level, try adding the IP
> address and hostname of the client machine to the _server_'s /etc/hosts:
> 168.161.68.71 some_client_name
>
> It _might_ also be necessary to have the ssh1 daemon on the server
> machine, but that's just a guess.
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