15 Feb
2001
15 Feb
'01
17:28
Hmm, there are IT organizations that run entirely on Linux. no need to pay for F-Secure, it is free there.
You might want to read the license.... Uhmm... F-Secure is not really free for use outside of non-commercial use in some situations.
Then there are IT organizations that needed something stable a year ago, so they run F-Secure.
And when I connect to them I have to run F-Secure as well, as the blasted keys of OpenSSH did not work the last time I tried it....
Me thinks shipping both F-Secure and OpenSSH is the way to go. Drop the old SSH-1.
cheers afx
Kurt Seifried, seifried@securityportal.com Securityportal - your focal point for security on the 'net