| Value |
Constant |
Description |
| 0 |
sshOptionNone |
No options specified. A standard terminal session will be
established with the default terminal type. |
| 1 |
sshOptionKeepAlive |
This option specifies the library should attempt to
maintain an idle client session for long periods of time. This
option is only necessary if you expect that the connection will
be held open for more than two hours. This option is the same
as setting the KeepAlive property to a value of
true. |
| 2 |
sshOptionNoPTY |
This option specifies that a pseudoterminal (PTY) should
not be created for the client session. This option is
automatically set if the Command property specifies a
command to be executed on the server. |
| 4 |
sshOptionNoShell |
This option specifies that a command shell should not be
used when executing a command on the server. |
| 8 |
sshOptionNoAuthRSA |
This option specifies that RSA authentication should not be
used with SSH-1 connections. This option is ignored with SSH-2
connections and should only be specified if required by the
server. |
| 16 |
sshOptionNoPwdNul |
This option specifies the user password cannot be
terminated with a null character. This option is ignored with SSH-2
connections and should only be specified if required by the
server. |
| 32 |
sshOptionNoRekey |
This option specifies the client should never attempt
a repeat key exchange with the server. Some SSH servers do not
support rekeying the session, and this can cause the client to
become non-responsive or abort the connection after being
connected for an hour. |
| 64 |
sshOptionCompatSID |
This compatibility option changes how the session ID is
handled during public key authentication with older SSH
servers. This option should only be specified when connecting
to servers that use OpenSSH 2.2.0 or earlier versions. |
| 128 |
sshOptionCompatHMAC |
This compatibility option changes how the HMAC
authentication codes are generated. This option should only be
specified when connecting to servers that use OpenSSH 2.2.0 or
earlier versions. |
| &H40000 |
sshOptionPreferIPv6 |
This option specifies the client should prefer the use of
IPv6 if the server hostname can be resolved to both an IPv6 and
IPv4 address. This option is ignored if the local system does
not have IPv6 enabled, or when the hostname can only be resolved
to an IPv4 address. If the server hostname can only be resolved
to an IPv6 address, the client will attempt to establish a
connection using IPv6 regardless if this option has been
specified. |