SSHD Issue

From: Robert Robl (robert_at_ferocitydesign.com)
Date: 03/25/04

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    Hello everyone -

    I'm running Fedora Core 1 latest everything. Previously I was getting
    into this box from a Win2K station over SSH via Putty, which worked fine
    until a month ago. Just the other day a friend came by with Win2K on her
    laptop and was surprisingly able to get into the box also using SSH in
    Putty until she got the same error I got a while back: "Software
    connection reset..."

    What has gone wrong with my SSHD server? How do I find out?
    /var/log/secure file? Anywhere else to look? Thanks! 

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