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David Masem masemd@bnl.gov
Mon, 18 Nov 2002 04:51:38 -0800 (PST)
ssh -t -2 user_name:ts_port@term.server.name
ie. # ssh -t -2 root:7001@terminalserver.dns.name
Set your pslave.conf to ssh_socket for all.protocol.
- Dave
Corey Hirschman wrote:
The problem is that ssh is using port 22 not 7001 to make the secure
connection, the 7001 only means something to the Cyclades once the
connection has been established. Specifying -p7001 just results in a
connection refused because sshd is not listening on that port.Corey
On Tue, 2002-11-12 at 23:12, Dave Stuit wrote:
> The limitations on command strings in the cf file should go away in the
> future, but for now, you shouldn't need the wrapper if your version of
> ssh supports a separate option for specifying the destination port (as
> OpenSSH versions do). E.g.:
>
> ssh -2 -t -lroot -p7001 termserv
>
> --dave_______________________________________________
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