I have had problems like this on some machines but not others. For some reason ipv6 seems to mess things up sometimes. The simplest solution I found was to use the -4 switch on either the ssh or sshd command to force it to use ipv4 protocol. Or use the config file equivalents. Bob On Mon, 24 Jun 2002, Shoshana Rosenthal wrote:
Hi,
When using ssh to connect to another computer the software seems to add to the IP address ::ffff: e.g. ::ffff:131.42.12.233 not just 131.42.12.233. This causes the connection to be rejected by the remote hosts.allow because there is a mismatch of IP address!= name . The remote hosts.allow has the statements ALL : UNKNOWN : DENY ALL : PARANOID : DENY
The simplest fix is to remove the UNKNOW and PARANOID checks, which is not secure.
I will appreciate any help.
TIA Shoshana Rosenthal srosnethal@cfa.harvard.edu
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