??changed:
- The fix is to make ssh send all its traffic via netcat, because netcat won't
set the TOS field. To test whether the netcat route solves your problem, issue
the following command::
The fix is to make ssh send all its traffic via netcat, because netcat won't
set the TOS field. For this to work, you need to have netcat installed. You can
test this by entering at the command line::
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ which nc
and if you get a path back, like::
/bin/nc
then you probably have netcat installed. For the very cautious, you could also
issue::
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ nc -h
and look at the upcoming help text.
Then, to test whether the netcat route solves your problem, issue the
following command::
--removed:
- Of course, for this to work, you need to have netcat installed. You can test
this by entering::
-
- which nc
-
-
- and if you get a path back, like::
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- /bin/nc
-
-
- then you probably have netcat installed. For the very cautious, you could
then issue::
-
- nc -h
-
- and look at the upcoming help text.
-
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