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SSH Tectia Introduces Seamless OpenSSH Compatibility
SSH Communications Security Corp. has
announced improved interoperability between the commercial
SSH Tectia and OpenSSH.
"Both SSH Tectia and OpenSSH are based on the Secure Shell version 2 (SSH2)
protocol specifications, originally developed by SSH Communications Security
and standardized by the IETF. However, OpenSSH deviates from the standards in
its SCP (Secure Copy Protocol) implementation. SSH Tectia Client and Server
now incorporate a compatibility mode for OpenSSH SCP, which still uses the old
Secure Shell version 1 (SSH1). In addition, the new SSH Tectia product
versions will support the OpenSSH public-key file format, eliminating the need
for manual key conversions."
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SSH Tectia Introduces Seamless OpenSSH Compatibility Posted Dec 2, 2005 10:21 UTC (Fri) by ernest (subscriber, #2355) [Link] >> ... OpenSSH SCP, which still uses the old Secure Shell version 1 (SSH1).
Tectia's article is badly misleading. Sentence above should be read as "OpenSSH's SCP can use old SSH1 too". it's beter to use SSH2 though.
Ernest.
SSH Tectia Introduces Seamless OpenSSH Compatibility Posted Dec 3, 2005 3:56 UTC (Sat) by gmaxwell (subscriber, #30048) [Link] This was the first thing I thought when I read it as well. Someone needs to ping them and have them amend their misleading announcement.
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