Re: OpenSSH Assistance - New Admin



Sealg wrote:
I am a windows admin and was told 2 weeks ago to take over the linux
servers because I had some linux desktop experience and no one else
did.

The first thing I was told was to upgrade our SSH server. Since the
upgrade on friday no one can log into it. Not even as root on
localhost. Here is the -vv

User need to be able to log in with username from the shell and
password or RSA.

Thanks

[snip]

first off, I recommend WebMin to help you out.

For this in particular, migh be an issue with the client settings.
They may not be using the security method the server is set to use. So
you may need to change the server configuration to match the clients.
.



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