Hi,
In my environment I use ssh and on my workstation I usually have
the ssh-agent running storing my keys for me so that I can more easilly
do passwordless logins.
On all of my cisco boxes however, I can't login unless I disable
the ssh-agent as it seems to confuse the box. For example, with the
agent running and the SSH_AUTH_SOCK environment variable which tells SSH
how to talk to my agent, I get this:
ssh -l mylogin some3560g.my.network.com
Connection closed by x.x.x.x.
Disabling the agent however, gets me this:
SSH_AUTH_SOCK=0 ssh -l mylogin some3560g.my.network.com
some3560g>
Setting "SSH_AUTH_SOCK=0" just means the agent won't be found and thus
ssh won't try rsa.
My unix boxes all have no issues with this. Im suspecting it's a config
issue, perhaps something with the keys or somesuch, I just don't
understand.
Anyone have any ideas?
Mike-
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