>> No specific reason, other than I haven't the need to go the extra
>> mile.  I did suggest ssh for others that might need the extra
>> security.  For my immediate needs, however, it's just unnecessary.
> But my point is that it's not an "extra mile" :) It's the same amount
> of work to set NetBSD up as a telnet server as it is to set it up as
> a ssh server.

But it's not to use them, especially not on hardware as short on
computrons as 68Ks, particularly if you use an implementation which
doesn't implement Ben Harris's ssh1-like kex methods.

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