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I have been using Dreamweaver CC 2017 to manage our web servers. Up until recently one in particular has been a RHEL 6 web server. I had no problems managing the site (e.g. connecting, checking files in/out, editing, etc.). Our system administrators just upgraded it to RHEL 7. Now when I try to map to the server and manage the site, when I enter my username/password, I get an error message stating 'username/password is incorrect'. I can use putty to connect with the same credentials with no problem. I have verified that my credentials are correct. This same thing is happening on our other RHEL 7 server with the same error message. I am able to connect and manage several other servers with RHEL 6. Have you experienced others having problems with RHEL 7? Is there a compatibility problem with that particular operating system?
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FYI - our System Administrator figured out my problem. He added the following entry to the /etc/ssh/sshd_config file and restarted sshd.
MACs hmac-sha1,hmac-sha2-512,hmac-sha2-256
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It could be the new server uses stronger encryption. Maybe that's why Putty works and DW doesn't.
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Thanks Nancy for the reply. I believe that you are on to something. With the first server that we upgraded, I had to install the latest version of Putty in order for it to work. Is there a setting somewhere in Dreamweaver that would increase the encryption from that end so that the connection would work with the more secure web server?
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FYI - our System Administrator figured out my problem. He added the following entry to the /etc/ssh/sshd_config file and restarted sshd.
MACs hmac-sha1,hmac-sha2-512,hmac-sha2-256