NO! BAD! Their (ssh.com) license is extremely restrictive despite the "free use" (limited) for Linux users. Use OpenSSH. It is free. The rest ARE NOT.
I agree completely with this. I see no reason to run a restrictive commercial program on a OS that is Free Software especially when there is a Free/Open alternative that works really well. I'm using OpenSSH 2.3.0p1. It works really well for me. I've experienced no problems whatsoever. Earlier releases of OpenSSH did have a tendence to crash but things change rapidly especially in open source software. I'd like to see a response to Roman's comment about OpenSSH lacking functionality and stability. Frankly, SSH1 worries me. It seems inherently insecure and is featured on Bugtraq about as often as wuftpd - Exploit of the Month Club. ;) M