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you will also need to install entropy, either the hard way by installing prngd, or there is a patch available from sun that creates an entropy device. &nbsp;I don't have the patch # handy, but will try to find it.<br />
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jc
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you will also need to install entropy, either the hard way by installing prngd, or there is a patch available from sun that creates an entropy device.  I don't have the patch # handy, but will try to find it.

jc

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Hello!<br />
<br />
Till now I worked only at *BSD systems, where ssh is default remote connection. I cannot find in sun.com official support for sshd. Remote terminal connections are only available through telnet or rlogin. Of course I can download from openssh.com this software, but I am confused, that there is no official secured remote connection way.<br />
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Or maybe there is some different filosophy, tools, etc?<br />
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Thanks in advance.
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Hello!

Till now I worked only at *BSD systems, where ssh is default remote connection. I cannot find in sun.com official support for sshd. Remote terminal connections are only available through telnet or rlogin. Of course I can download from openssh.com this software, but I am confused, that there is no official secured remote connection way.

Or maybe there is some different filosophy, tools, etc?

Thanks in advance.

Solaris and SSH

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