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I've got a few older Dell switches that still work wonderfully, but only connect via ssh1, not ssh2. They're still useful, and setting up a management vlan isn'

I've got a few older Dell switches that still work wonderfully, but only connect via ssh1, not ssh2. They're still useful, and setting up a management vlan isn't that hard, so replacing them is a proposition that's much more expensive than it's worth.

hobarrera 12y ago
That sort of avoids the question: Do those machines still get an up-to-date OpenSSH that's considered trustworthy today? Is there some impediment to upgrade OpenSSH on them?