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ericbrunson
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If you compiled ssh from source, the clients will be included. If you installed from a package specific to your OS, then you'll have to find the client package.
A hint as to the flavor of unix you are using would be helpful.
A hint as to the flavor of unix you are using would be helpful.
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Solaris and AIX? Newer versions of both come with SSH already. I wouldn't bother compliling new ones unless you're looking for some special extra functionality.
Take a look at for a list of Sun freeware packages needed to get SSH to work on some older versions of Sun. They've got some pretty good guides there too.
As for AIX, I use these sites to get OpenSSL and OpenSSH software:
[registration/login required]
rpm (if you do not already have it) can be found here:
Take a look at for a list of Sun freeware packages needed to get SSH to work on some older versions of Sun. They've got some pretty good guides there too.
As for AIX, I use these sites to get OpenSSL and OpenSSH software:
[registration/login required]
rpm (if you do not already have it) can be found here:
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