Hi there,
It usually means one of two things:
On 2.0.13, it means that you need to turn off RequiredReverseMapping
in /etc/ssh2/sshd2_config.
On 2.1, it means that you have the wrong type of authentication enabled
or you have something wrong in the RequiredAuthentication.
-Anne
On Tue, May 16, 2000 at 11:00:56AM -0500, William Doering wrote:
> We have installed SSH2 and Samba on our Sun servers. We have SSH2
> installed on two clients and everything is working great. When I try to
> install SSH2 On a third computer I get the error message:
>
> "Authentication Failed. Most likely the password you supplied was
> incorrect. The user name might also be wrong, or the account might be
> disabled, please check your password and try again a few times. If this
> does not help, please contact the system administrator of the remote machine."
>
> This happens regardless of what login I use. Interestingly, all of the
> logins work from the other two computers. In addition, I can't map a drive
> to the server using Samba from the third computer either. In this case I
> get the error message:
>
> "Server responded "No further authentication methods available."
> "The application on the remote host requested to be disconnected."
>
> Since I am able to connect from the other computers with all logins, and
> the third computer is having problems with all logins, it leads me to
> believe that it is something on the third computer. I have checked network
> setting and things seem to match the setting of the other computers. The
> third computer is a Dell like the other two computers but is a different
> model. I have tried uninstalling with the same results.
>
> Any ideas??
>
>
>
> William Doering
> Integrated Systems Librarian
> Murphy Library
> University of Wisconsin - La Crosse
> 1631 Pine St.
> La Crosse, WI 54601
> (608)785-8399
> fax (608)785-8639
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
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