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[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
| The license terms are more or less similar to previous versions (for free
| for non-commercial use), making it likely that the SSH protocol v2 will
| become widely used.
One really good thing about version 2 of the ssh protocol is that
you're not limited to using the patented RSA algorithm to do your
initial authentication.
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