SSH Port Forwarding

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Author: KevinBuettnerkev@primenet.com
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Subject: SSH Port Forwarding
On Jan 20, 7:28pm, Charlie Bullen wrote:

> Does anyone know of a an ssh1 ,yes not ssh2, client that will run on
> redhat7.0. I need to be able to forward port 80 in order to do work on a
> server through netscape over a secure link.


If I'm not mistaken, openssh is installed by default in Red Hat 7.

The client is simply called ssh and will negotiate which protocol to
use with the server automatically. If you wish to force protocol 1
(ssh1) to be used instead of ssh2, you can use the protocol option as
follows:

    ssh -o 'Protocol 1' ...


Of course this sort of thing might be best placed in either your
~/.ssh/config file or in the global config file /etc/ssh/ssh_config.
You might want to try using this option as follows:

    Protocol 1,2


This says to try protocol 1 and then protocol 2. (The default is
the other way around.)

Kevin