You have to regenerate your rsa keys after changing your host name or
domain
You also have to remove the saved key out of your ssh client for that
device
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From: Andrew Larkins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, May 03, 2002 7:38 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: PIX SSH problem [7:43215]
Hi all,
maybe some PIX guru can shed some light here.
While I was uploading the pix621.bin software to a lab PIX, after a reload,
I found out that the new software does not like an underscore(_) in the
hostname.
I changed the hostname LAB_PIX to LAB-PIX. This then complained about the
rsa key pair used for SSH access. No problem here. I removed the key pair
and regenerated it, saved, all ok. I used no ca save all and ca zeroize
rsa. Key pair was successfully regenerated and saved.
Problem now is that I can not SSH from here in any more. I get a message
that says: Decrypting packet: received/computed checksum error from my
secureCRT client.
I can still get into the PIX via the internal router and then telnet to the
internal cards IP address. So this is SSH only that is a problem.
Any ideas here
Thanks in advance
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