■ Example
host1(config)#crypto key zeroize dss
■ There is no no version.
■ See crypto key dss.
Displaying SSH Status
You can monitor the current state of the SSH server with the show ip ssh command.
show ip ssh
■ Use to display the current state of the SSH server.
■ Use the detail keyword to display the encryption and MAC algorithm lists for
the client and server. For each active session, detail shows the version of SSH
running on the client and the algorithms in use for encryption and message
authentication.
■ Field descriptions
■ daemon status—Indicates whether the SSH server is enabled; if so, how long
it has been up
■ supported encryption, inbound—Encryption algorithms supported inbound
from the client
■ supported encryption, outbound—Encryption algorithms supported outbound
to the client
■ supported MAC, inbound—Message authentication code algorithms supported
inbound from the client
■ supported MAC outbound—Message authentication code algorithms
supported outbound to the client
■ connections since last system reset—Number of connections made through
SSH since the last time the system was reset
■ connections since daemon startup—Number of connections made since the
SSH server was enabled
■ active sessions—Number of SSH sessions currently active
■ id—Session ID number
■ username—Username for the remote user that initiated the session
■ host—IP address of the remote client
■ uptime (d:h:m:s)—Duration of the session
■ client version—Version of the SSH software run by the remote client
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