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MAC MD5 preference (0= disabled):
MAC MD5-96 preference (0=disabled):
MAC SHA1 preference (0=disabled):
MAC SHA1-96 preference (0=disabled):
Each of the above four parameters may be used allocate a preference value to each of the
authentication methods. Each parameter, when set to a non-zero value, indicates the prefer-
ence level for that authentication parameter. The lower the value, the higher the preference
level. For example, if MAC SHA1-96 was the preferred method of authentication you would set
MAC SHA1 96 to 1 and the other parameters to 2 or more. If all of these parameters are set to
the same value, the unit automatically uses them in the following order: SHA1, SHA1-96, MD5,
MD5-96.
Debug output:
If you have problems in establishing an SSH connection, this parameter may be turned on to
enable debug information about the connection to be routed to the debug port.
Using Text Commands
From the command line, use the ssh command to configure or display SSH server settings. To dis-
play current settings for the SSH server enter the following command:
ssh ?
where is 0. At present there can only be one SSH server instance, i.e. 0, but the
instance parameter has been included to allow for future expansion.
To change the value of a parameter use the following command:
ssh 0
The parameters and values are:
Parameter Values Equivalent Web Parameter
comp number Compression level
debug off, on Debug output
fwd off, on Port forwarding enabled
hostkey1 filename Host key #1
hostkey2 filename Host key #2
initkex off, on Actively start key exchange
loginsecs number Maximum login time
logintries number Maximum login attempts
mac_md5 number MAC MD5 preference
mac_md596 number MAC MD5-96 preference
mac_sha1 number MAC SHA1 preference
mac_sha196 number MAC SHA1-96 preference
nb_listen number Number of listening sockets
rekeykbytes number Rekey Kbytes
svrkeybits number Server key bits
v1 off, on V1.5 enabled
v2 off, on V2.0 enabled
For example, to set the number of listening ports to 3 seconds, enter:
ssh 0 nb_listen 3