SSH Reference Manual

Arguments
TRUE|FALSE
Specifies whether the IP address must be suppressed in USER_AUTHENTICATE_ calls or not. Valid values
are:
o TRUE: The IP address gets suppressed.
o FALSE: The IP address is supplied.
Default
If omitted, value FALSE is the default value.
Example
PAUTHSUPPRESSIPADDRESS TRUE
PORT
Use this parameter to specify the port number a SSH2 server should listen on for incoming connections.
Parameter Syntax
PORT number
Arguments
number
Refers to the decimal number of a TCP/IP port.
Default
The default for this parameter is 22.
Considerations
• The ICANN manages a list of "well-known" port numbers for various protocols (see
http://www.iana.org/assignments/port-numbers
). 22 is the well-known port for the SSH protocol.
• The choice for the port value in your specific environment will depend on the applications already running on
your NonStop systems, the ports in use, and your firewall configuration.
PROPAGATEDEFINES
This parameter controls whether SSH2 propagates defines in the SSH2 process context to newly started processes.
Parameter Syntax
PROPAGATEDEFINES TRUE|FALSE
Arguments
TRUE|FALSE
Specifies if SSH2 propagates defines or not. Valid values are:
• TRUE: Defines will be propagated
• FALSE: Defines will not be propagated.
Default
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