ssh coredump

[ROSS HANSON]

I have a new rp7420 running HPUX 11i it is
on the same subnet as the rest of my HPUX machines.
When I am on a A500 system and try to ssh to
the rp7420 I receive "Memory fault(coredump)"
I then went to two other A500 boxes and tried the same thing with the same results.
I have now also tried to ssh to the rp7420 from a L2000 HPUX box and still I receive the coredump.
I then went back to the same four boxes and tried to ssh to other HPUX boxes with no problems. So,the problem seems to be only this rp7420 box.

Has anyone else seen this problem?

Just to let you know subnet settings, gateways
and even the configuration on the nic cards are
all the same.

[Mel Burslan]

what is the ssh version that you are running on the rp7420 and is it any different than the ones that you can connect without any hickups ?

[ROSS HANSON]

Yes, I just realized that the version of ssh I had on all the other boxes is 3.50 and the version I placed on this new box is 3.71. I am running test now to see if this is my problem

[RAC_1]

ssh -vvv "host_to_connect_to"
Post the reulsts.

And ssh -2 "host_to_connect_to"
i.e. connect using version 2

Anil

[Alessio_6]

Hi,

I got the same error while doing ssh from version 3.5 to a server 3.7.1; while if I do ssh to the same version, it works correctly.

Also "ssh -1 eurodac" returns: "Protocol major versions differ: 1 vs. 2".

Any idea?

Thanks,
Alessio

[Charlie Rubeor]

Alessio:

The message you are receiving indicates that the servers are using different versions of the Secure Shell protocol. Make sure that all the servers are correctly configured for version 2, with rsa/dsa keys. You should be able to find SEP's instructions in a previous post.

Also, you should probably have started your own thread for this message. Not too many people will spend time answering the post, since you will not be able to assign points.

hth