The Secure Shell (SSH) Connection Protocol

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The Secure Shell (SSH) Connection Protocol is a core component of SSH that multiplexes multiple logical channels over a single encrypted transport, enabling secure interactive sessions, port forwarding, and other services between networked hosts.

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Surface form Occurrences
Secure Shell (SSH) Connection Protocol 0

Statements (53)

Predicate Object
instanceOf application-layer protocol
network protocol
definedIn RFC 4254 NERFINISHED
enables X11 forwarding
port forwarding
remote command execution
secure interactive sessions
secure subsystem execution
tunneled TCP connections
implementsMechanism channel-specific flow control
flow control via window size
layer above SSH Transport Layer Protocol
multiplexes multiple logical channels
multiplexesOver single encrypted transport
operatesOver encrypted SSH transport
partOf SSH protocol suite
Secure Shell (SSH) NERFINISHED
reliesOn SSH user authentication
securityProperty does not provide encryption itself
inherits confidentiality from SSH transport
inherits integrity protection from SSH transport
separatedFrom SSH Authentication Protocol
SSH Transport Layer Protocol NERFINISHED
standardizedBy Internet Engineering Task Force
surface form: IETF
supportsChannelType [email protected]
direct-tcpip
forwarded-tcpip
session
subsystem
x11
supportsFeature environment variable passing
exit status reporting
full-duplex communication
half-duplex channel closing via EOF
multiple concurrent channels
out-of-band global requests
pty allocation
signal passing
usedFor VPN-like tunneling over SSH
remote shell access
secure file transfer subsystems
uses SSH Transport Layer Protocol NERFINISHED
usesConcept channel requests
channels
global requests
usesMessageType channel close
channel data
channel eof
channel extended data
channel open
channel request
channel window adjust
global request

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The Secure Shell (SSH) Protocol Assigned Numbers references The Secure Shell (SSH) Connection Protocol