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A couple of months ago, I went on vacation to the far side of the world. I brought along no electronic devices except: My Blackberry (work phone; powered off most of the time to avoid
After setting up debugging on my pet Cisco ASA (with the debug ssh command), I experimented with some SSH connection scenarios and observed what showed up on the console output. Hopefully, this will help you
By default, the Cisco ASA will allow clients to connect using SSH-1 or SSH-2. You can configure the ASA to accept only clients that use SSH-2. Just use the ssh ver 2 command: Below is
The Cisco ASA supports both SSH version 1 and SSH version 2. By default, both versions are enabled on the ASA, as seen with a show ssh command: To view the SSH messages sent between
Even when I was up against an overzealous agent, I had a number of methods for discouraging a search. I routinely mislabeled my shipments “farm machinery.” And I have yet to meet the lowly-paid customs