SSH1 and SSH2 are not compatible protocols.
Option 1:
Fetch SSH1 and build it, then manually install the client and other
programs (ssh-signer, ssh-agent, etc) and config files (/etc/ssh_config)
Since "ssh" is a symlink to ssh2, you'll have to specify "ssh1" to use
SSH1, e.g. "ssh1 hostname -l username"
Option 2:
Install SSH1 and SSH2 and then modify the sshd2_config such that SSH1
compatibility is enabled and the path to the SSH1 daemon binary is
specified. (If SSH1 is already in your PATH when you build SSH2, SSH2's
configure will autodetect this and automagically build in compatibility)
This will allow the SSH2 server to also service SSH1 requests. Doing this
on all of your machines would make your whole network pretty flexible as
far as SSH1 and SSH2 go.
If you go with option 2 and need more help, just ask. :)
--
Gregor Mosheh
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Systems Admin, Humboldt Internet
707.825.4638
On Fri, 10 Mar 2000, Larry Dunn wrote:
> I have ssh2 running on a server and I want to use it to connect to other
> servers in my enterprise running ssh1. I am getting the error message:
>
> Disconnected; protocol version not supported (Illegal protocol
> version.).
>
> Can someone give me some feedback on what I should be looking at to
> correct this problem.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Larry Dunn
> PNC Bank NA
>
>
>
