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KB-5452: How to enable debug for PuTTy / SSH clients?
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Summary
How does one enable Putty debug in Centrify Putty/stock Putty?
Applies to:
All versions of Centrify DirectControl.
Question:
How does one enable Putty debug in Centrify Putty/stock Putty?
Answer:
A) If you are using Centrify Putty or Stock Putty
Configuring PuTTY Debug Logs:
From the PuTTY Configuration, in the left pane, click on "Logging" under "Session".
On the right, ensure "Log all session output" or "Log SSH packet data" is selected.
Note the path to the log file which needs to be sent along with sshd logs.
B) If you are using Unix/Linux SSH client (as opposed to Putty):
Configuring ssh Debug Logs (at the Unix shell)
Simply add "-vvv" (three "v" 's) to your normal ssh command; for example:
#ssh -vvv <usual_options>
where <usual_options> means server name or
username@servername
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The debug information is output to the screen; you will need to copy/paste this information.
See also:
KB-4303: How to troubleshoot SSH Single-Sign-On (SSO) and nested SSO?
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