I have a jailbroken iPhone with OpenSSH. Where are the SSH logs kept on the iPhone?

Currently, my ssh server lets a user fail to login an infinite number of times (theoretically until the password is correctly guessed). I do not want this to be the case, I want the user to be banned …

I installed cygwin/sshd without good results. I removed the c:\cygwin directory to reinstall. I removed the sshd Administrator user by hand. I reinstalled the cygwin again, then run the …

I installed sshd on my cygwin, and I tested it on the local machine which works fine. sh-host-config -y cygrunsrv -S sshd But when I try to login from my Mac, I can't login to the cygwin. The …

The first time I use ssh connect ( putty ) when I try to share my contents from my windows and Linux ( VirtualBox ) . I find it's quite fast to share contents through ssh . And I've found that …

I spend most of my day ssh'd into servers. I have a series of aliases/functions/scripts that allow me to type p hostname from the terminal and execute GNU screen(1) on the remote side, using the …

is there a way to disable password authentication completely? Me command line is the following: ssh -o KbdInteractiveAuthentication=no -o PasswordAuthentication=no machine" it STILL asks for a …

I know cyberduck is a good ftp/sftp client, but what about a pretty ssh client that is at least separate from the terminal. I want to be able to leave it running with a reverse ssh tunnel so that I …

I have just installed Cygwin and Openssh on my win7 box. After setting up the openssh, I can log in with my account (of course admin). But, I found my account under Ssh shell is filtered as a standard …

say I have a reverse tunnel from my computer to my shell account online. Does that make me more susceptible to being hacked? I want to use it for my macbook pro from my dorm room. Cheers

I use ssh on a variety of machines, mainly linux. Accounts on these machines vary in naming scheme: if my name is First Last, then I have accounts: first, flast, last_f, lastf, and sometimes I need to …

Is it recommended to have sshd listening on a non-standard port? The Ubuntu community documentation has a line which states: It's not recommended to listen on a non-standard port. It's on this …

Answer: It was, in fact, performing reverse DNS resolution. Based on the suggestions below and this article, I added "UseDNS no" to my sshd_config, rebooted ssh, and now the password prompt displays …

How can I reset all the SSH settings, so that it worked as after fresh install? (I may delete the keys, they're not needed anymore.) In Ubuntu 9.10, after a certain moment I started getting "Host key …

How do I skip the "known_host" question the first time I connect to a machine via SSH with public/private keys?