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Hi James, One of the major reasons I'd like SSH on my AS/400 is *because* I've got BSD and Linux machines on my LAN. SSH would give me a simple interface to executing commands on those boxes without the security flaws of rexec/runrmtcmd/telnet and without having to hard code passwords... In fact, eliminating the unencrypted telnet sessions was the major reason that I wrote SSL support for the Linux 5250 client. :) I'd love to turn telnet off completely on all of my FreeBSD boxes, and only allow SSH. On Tue, 13 Nov 2001, James Rich wrote: > > While ssh on os/400 would be interesting (as would X11 on os/400) I wonder > if trying to get ssh to run on it would be any > better/easier/cheaper/faster/safer than using your favorite *BSD or linux > installation. You may already have a spare box laying around which means > you could implement this for $0. A heckuva lot easier to maintain since > there are already companies doing this for you. Security updates to ssh > would be no problem to install. Lots of other good reasons to make things > easy on yourself. > > I guess I'm thinking this, "Use the right system for the right job." Most > things networked started out unix, and unix is dang good at it. OS/400 is > dang good at database and business stuff. Windows is dang good at, um, > I'll think of something... > > James Rich > james@eaerich.com >
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