Hi,

On Sun, Jun 06, 2004 at 02:08:39PM +0200, Martin Husemann wrote:

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> > and when i try to connect after a reboot it takes 1,5 minute to
> > get to the position where a can enter my login and my password,
> > after that long time, everything works fine...

YMMV, but SSH in general seems to be pretty slow on -- umh, sparc
systems? *BSD systems? I dunno...

I've tried Solaris, Linux and *BSD on sun4c (40MHz SS2) and sun4m
(70MHz SS5). Even the latter system (running NetBSD 1.6 and up) is
significantly slower than my most-comparable system (unix, RISC,
obsolete, ...), a 60MHz 40p RS/6000 running AIX 4.3.3.

> The ssh default is now to use the sshv2 protocol - to improve
> security.

I've been using v2 all the time on all machines mentioned above. V1 is
obsolete.

You want to run SSHv2. Believe me.

> If you try "ssh -1 <host>" it should establish the conection as fast
> as it used to.

Umh again, "fast" is relative ;) And, again, you do not want to run
SSHv1. If you insist on using V1, use telnet ;)

cheers,
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