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I think they would have to be incredibly weak encryptions if you could simply list them
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Rohit Bajaj

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Hi,<br />
There is a sftp server i am connecting to .<br />
How do i know the encryption algorithms available/enabled at server end ?<br />
This must be the encryptions in SSH. <br />
So if i login to the server..Is there any command to show the list of algo supported by server for sftp?<br />
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Thanks
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Hi,
There is a sftp server i am connecting to .
How do i know the encryption algorithms available/enabled at server end ?
This must be the encryptions in SSH. 
So if i login to the server..Is there any command to show the list of algo supported by server for sftp?

Thanks

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