Osamu Aoki wrote:
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We have SSH as best practice.
I think there is telnet over ssl too (never used).
Why you want shell acces to another machne over tcp?
If you are knowingly doing this, I am curious what kind of sitation
justify such thing? Some kind of user-mode-linux etc? Still, you can
use unsecure telnet.
Osamu
Telnet doesn't have to insecure. telnetd-ssl is available in Debian and
can be configure to only allow encrypted sessions. The latest C-Kermit
(see http://www.columbia.edu/kermit/ ) featuring secure telnet protocols
can be built from source using the checkinstall package and works well
as a scriptable client.
I only wish that the person who did the Secure Remote Password patches
for OpenSSH updated them to the latest portable version. With that, I
had SSH access to a machine and was reasonable confident that others
wouldn't be trying to attack the machine using ssh with SRP authentication.
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