I'm afraid that the problem is the link, which is slow.
I'm running SSH2 on a Pentium 200 with 64Mb of RAM.
I'm using SecureCRT, do you think that both (the server and client) can use
the compression option?
> > When I connect to my server using SSH the connection is very slow. As I
> > don't have telnet enabled for security reasons I can't compare it with
> > telnet.
>
> Since the connection is encrypted, SSH tends to be much slower than
> unencrypted connection. This shows especially on file transfers.
>
> > Is there any parameter in the configuration file to make it go faster,
send
> > smaller packets or something else?
>
> If it's the link that's slow you could try use compression. You don't
> say what SSH version you are using, but in SSH1 -C and in SSH2 +C
> enables compression. There's also configuration option 'Compression'
> in ssh_config.
>
> However, if the link is fast and the server (or client) machine is
> slow, compression will just slow things down more.
>
> :sini
>
