> OpenSSH is capable of both SSH1 and SSH2. By default, it uses SSH1 and
> falls back to SSH2 if not available. The server is running SSH2 (as Sean
Nice one, I'd assumed it would try to use protocol 2 first then fallback to
1, if that failed.
One gotcha I found with ssh with firewalls, is that it likes to use
privileged ports, to permit rhosts style authentication (even if you have no
intention of using it), and of course a strict firewall will deny ports <
1024. The work round for this, is to use IIRC 'ssh -p' and 'scp -L' to
avoid using privileged ports on the client.
Rob
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