When setting up an SSH session in a profile, is there a way to not include the remote host address, and be able to enter one manually when launching? I need to be able to connect to multiple remote hosts.
you can use
Accessories -> Terminal -> (Add) Local Terminal
and then use ssh from there to connect.
Ahh! Thank you!
Reviving an old thread. It looks like the terminal component is just for logging into IGEL devices. I need to login to remote switches/routers. What is the best way to accomplish this?
Reviving an old thread. It looks like the terminal component is just for logging into IGEL devices. I need to login to remote switches/routers. What is the best way to accomplish this?
where do you run in to a problem with the answer i gave?
@member you might be confusing the ‘Secure Terminal’ function in UMS with the local terminal that Falk suggested. When using the local terminal, I am able to SSH just fine (apologies for the messy redacting)
Thanks, I think I have it now. When connecting to a remote device (Cisco switch) I get the following erro.r “No matching key exchange method found. Their offer: diffie-hellman-group-sha1
yep, thats a problem with the “old” firmware on the cisco device and use of sha1
i am not sure if you can accept this method with Os10 and 11
Oh man… OK. Guess I need to figure out another solution
try
The OpenSSH website has a page dedicated to legacy issues such as this one. It suggests the following approach, on the client:
ssh -oKexAlgorithms=+diffie-hellman-group1-sha1 123.123.123.123
I just published Putty as a XenApp app. Easier than mucking around….
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