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Subject: Re: slow SSH access from another FreeBSD, but not from WinXP
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On Tue, 23 Nov 2004, I Nyoman Suka Ada wrote:

> But still, very slow. But the most interesting thing is that, why is it not 
> slow when SSH-ing from Win XP.

Try looking at the clients and see if they are trying to connect to a 
different protocol.

For example if your server is trying protocol 1 then 2 and the client in 
*nix is tying protocol 2 then 1.

Also I believe that putting something in /etc/hosts will only help you if 
the machines in question are outside your network.