HP-Secured Shell-A.03.61.002

[Chris De Jesus]

Hi,

I already installed the Hp-Secured Shell but when we try to use QVT/Term using SSH2, but nothing appears on the QVT screen. Checking on server, the user was already login or connected to the server. Are there any configurations should I make on the QVT/Term.

Please help,

Regards,
DJ Chris

[Joseph Loo]

Hi,

which version of QVT are you using?

have u also try ssh secure shell @

http://www.ssh.org/support/downloads/secureshellwks/non-commercial.html

regards.

[Chris De Jesus]

Hi,

The version of our QVT is 5.2.0. No, I haven't tried using SSH secured Shell.

Regards

[Jov]

Hi,

Are you go using a Windows client or a Unix client. Either way, try ssh from another unix machine and monitor the log to verify the user is logged in successfully.

It usually ask for you to save the public key on the source machine if you open a Ssh session.

Regards

Jov

[Chris De Jesus]

Hi Jov,

Yes I am using windows client then trying to make a remote connection to a unix server where SSH is already installed. According to the syslog.log, the user was already accepted..

Dec 17 17:37:56 servername sshd[26758]: Accepted password for user1 from 10.76.16.151 port 2677 ssh2

The problem is nothing appears on the QVT screen.

Regards,
DJ

[Alex Richardson]

It seems like there could be a problem with your terminal application. I would recommend trying Putty. http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html
This is a very nice implementation of SSH for Windows, and also has SCP, and SFTP features. I personally prefer this terminal application over others. If you are still having problems you can then turn on the logging features in putty to see if you can troubleshoot your issue a little more, this is easy to do with putty.

Good luck.

[Jov]

Hi,
Sorry, have no experience config QVT for Ssh. I use SecureCRT (works like a charm), but also used PuTTY in the past.

Here is a link you can follow to config QVT for ssh2, or verify you have everything right: http://irtraining.ewu.edu/qvt/instruc_html.html

If you have no luck, then download the trial version of PuTTY and following this link to set it up: http://www.cs.appstate.edu/~egp/misc/ssh/ssh_01.html



Cheers

Jov

[Steven E. Protter]

Putty works pretty good. So does Netterm.

Does command line ssh work? If that doesn't work its not the terminal software, its the Secure Shell installation.

Try this

inetd -l if you are not already running ehnanced logging

then in a telnet session su - root

tail -f /var/adm/syslog/syslog.log

Then try the QVT login.

If you see nothing in that telnet screen its QVT, otherwise post the message on the tail screen. It might de-mystify the situation.

SEP