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For documentation purposes here is the link I created in HP's forums documenting how I installed OpenSSH on older version os HP UX like what I have. HP doesn't supply their version of OpenSSH (SecureShell) for any Unix operating system below HP-UX 11iv1 so this documentation was needed...

I managed to install OpenSSH on HP-UX 11i (B.11.00) and it works fine.

We still haven't found a solution for this. I noticed looking at the debug I posted above that the NAWS is okay, it's just never getting the Telnet TERMINAL-SPEED option ON part. Any clues why this might happen?

Apparently NAWS stands for Negotiate About Window Size and is nothing more then a way for the client to tell server the window size. For some reason though, after sending this information it never receives a response. It just sits on it as can bee seen here: Connected to host. Escape...

Also wanted to mention thanks for the ideas. I will look into seeing if there are differences in patch levels.

Correct if I'm wrong but that script is for debugging telnet connection issues to a UNIX server. However, I'm trying to connect from the UNIX box to a Red Hat Server. I was able to enable debugging on the Red Hat Server and I posted the differences above. I've tested both rlogin and ftp and I...

I've checked routes nothing out of the ordinary. SSH is enabled on the red hat machine but the client is a very old K570 unix box that does not have SSH installed and we are unable to get ssh for it. Also, we have another K570 with identical O/S and settings (except for ip address, but same...

I am able to connect with rlogin by the way. So weird.

I also meant to mention that when it connects to the server and hangs, the server shows it connected in /var/log/secure. On top of that it can telnet to other boxes without any problems.

Guys/Gals, I'm having a strange issue. I have looked online all day and just can't seem to find an answer. I have a red hat server with telnet capabilities. I am able to connect to it through telnet using the many other linux machines setting around and also 2 of the 3 hp-ux boxes I support...

Yes I double checked and we are local admin. I got to looking and I noticed that the files that were giving issues were files that we have transfered from a different computer using a different login. To make a long story short, I copied all the files from the folder of the actual network...

I made a network folder available offline. For some reason or another, when I'm disconnected from the network, and I click on a file some of them say access denied to the shared drive, but others work fine. I noticed then that the ones that didn't work had nothing in the Access column where...

I'm attempting to convert a wmf file save in binary to a useable image in VB.Net. The wmf file is orginally saved in binary format in an sql server database. I've successfully seemd to have retrieved the data and saved it into a variable of type Byte(). Now how do I convert it from Byte()...

I'm having a difficult time packaging up a program I wrote. You have to go in and add a project and then select the setup project. This adds a setup to your project. But I can't figure out excatly what to put in the Application folder, User's Desktop, and User's Programs Menu. I have an...

I heard there is a way to make the background in Visual Studio .net transparent so your desktop backgrounds show through. Anybody know how to do this? I guess you can do in in Visual Studion 6 also. Thanks Knowledge is Power......

I had to recompile my whole kernel. But it really wasn't that hard. I think http://www.linuxnewbie.org had a tutorial on it. Pretty much, once you load the kernel config menu, you go through and select all the options you want and save it. then you run a simple command that compiles it...

I had the same dang thing happened to me. LS wouldn't work, but DIR would. Weirdest thing. There is a file you can edit that you could add a command for DIR, and I'm sure there would be a way to get rid of the LS command. I just figured I was hacked and reinstalled linux. I needed the...

First of all, you'll have to compile your kernel to read NTFS. It's not enable by default. It's not terribly difficult to recompile your kernel. Once you recompile and running on your updated kernel, all you have to do is mount the ntfs partition. Knowledge is Power......

http://www.linuxnewbie.org Knowledge is Power......

You can take any distro and compile the kernel to be as big, or small as you want it. Even redhat linux can install in very little space. Knowledge is Power......