Hi All, When ss-keygen creates a private key, I guess it stores it in the private key file after encrypting it with the passphrase. What kind of encryption does ssh-keygen use for OpenSSH, SSH1 and SSH2? Another question: OpenSSH doesn't support all the ciphers of either SSh-1 or SSH-2? So I assume it doesn't work exhaustively with the SSH1 or SSH2 clients? Can we consider OpenSH as a standard of its own? Thanks Amarpal.
> What kind of encryption does ssh-keygen use for OpenSSH, SSH1 and SSH2?different modes of 3des, depending on the protocol.> Another question: OpenSSH doesn't support all the ciphers of either SSh-1 or > SSH-2? So I assume it doesn't work exhaustively with the SSH1 or SSH2 > clients?it supports all REQUIRED ciphers and many more