SSH Reference Manual
Parameter 
Used when 
Sending 
Used when 
Receiving 
Dependency on SFTP Server 
RECORDDELIMITER  Yes  Yes 
Yes. The SFTP client prompt command ASCII 
can be used to achieve the same configuration. 
SFTPEDITLINEMODE  No  Yes  No. Only relevant when files are written locally 
SFTPEDITLINENUMBERDECIMALINCR  No  Yes  No. Only relevant when files are written locally 
SFTPEDITLINESTARTDECIMALINCR  No  Yes  No. Only relevant when files are written locally 
SFTPENHANCEDERRORREPORTING  Yes  Yes 
Details about remote NonStop SFTP server 
depend on 
SFTPENHANCEDERRORREPORTING setting 
for SSH2 on remote NonStop system. 
SFTPEXCLUSIONMODEREAD  Yes  No  No. Only relevant when files are read locally 
SFTPMAXEXTENTS  No  Yes  No. Only relevant when files are written locally 
SFTPPRIMARYEXTENTSIZE  No  Yes  No. Only relevant when files are written locally 
SFTPSECONDARYEXTENTSIZE  No  Yes  No. Only relevant when files are written locally 
SFTPUPSHIFTGUARDIANFILENAMES  No  Yes  No. Only relevant when files are written locally 
SSH Client Command Reference 
 Note: The SSH protocol is a complex protocol with many features. This Reference Manual only provides an overview 
about some features, for detailed information beyond this manual please refer to publications such as SSH, the Secure 
Shell, 2nd Edition by Daniel J. Barrett; Robert G. Byrnes; Richard E. Silverman (O'Reilly). 
The SSH[OSS] Client is used for the following purposes: 
•  Start a SSH shell to control a remote system. A shell is an encrypted communication channel between two 
untrusted hosts over an insecure network which allows the client to control the server – similar to 
TACL/TELNET in the NonStop™ environment. 
•  Execute a command on the remote system. 
•  Start a port forwarding daemon process. Port forwarding is a way to “tunnel” unencrypted protocols over an 
SSH session so that they become encrypted. 
Command-Line Reference 
The SSH client allows you to specify some parameters on the command line. Starting the client without any parameters 
provides a syntax summary: 
$US SSH89 4> run ssh 
SSH client version T9999H06_22Jan2014_comForte_SSH_0097 
Usage: ssh [options] [user@]host [command] 
Options: 
 -l user Log in using this user name. 
 -t Tty; allocate a tty even if command is given. 
 -T Do not allocate a tty. 
 -V  Display version number only. 
 -Z Suppress ssh client banner. 
 -q Quiet; don't display any warning messages. 
 -H string Set prefix used for error messages. Default: no prefix. 
 -J string Set prefix used for info/warning messages. Default: no prefix. 
 -K string Set prefix used for prompt/query messages. Default: no prefix. 
 -c ciphers Select encryption algorithms 
 -m macs Specify MAC algorithms 
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