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On Thu, Mar 28, 2002 at 10:15:25AM -0500, Kent Borg wrote: > I have a question about using xinetd to forward ssh to another IP > address. I solved my problem. Turns out I have blocked ports from my ISP and needed to put my forwarding ssh on something open. Slight other catch is that (at least in RH 7.2) if a host's ssh key changes ssh won't let you login. Well, because the forwarding port is actually going to a different machine than the non-forwarding ssh, it looks like the key is changing from one port to the other and I need to delete the cached key each time I try to log into the other ssh. (I presume I could use some ssh switches to get around it, but haven't figured it out yet.) Speaking of ISPs, it is getting to be more and more of a pain that gis.net blocks so many ports, they don't block the main mail or web ports, but it is still annoying. I don't think they do this out of spite, it think it is because they have something set up wrong and don't know it. Other than the obvious Speakeasy, what are some other good DSL providers I might consider switching to? (Standard requests: static IP or three, no port blocking, allows servers, reliable, savvy phone folks, good price.) Thanks, -kb
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