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When connecting to a automation node the SSH client on your computer may choose to use the '''IPv6 addressing''' over the older '''IPv4'''. | When connecting to a automation node the SSH client on your computer may choose to use the '''IPv6 addressing''' over the older '''IPv4'''. | ||
This seems to be more | This seems to be more probable in Windows environment. | ||
If this is the case you have to make sure that the IP address mask you put in the <code>restrict,from=</code> field of the key | If this is the case you have to make sure that the IP address mask you put in the <code>restrict,from=</code> field of the key | ||
matches the type your computer will be using when connecting to the node. | matches the type your computer will be using when connecting to the node. | ||
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: instead, to force SSH to use the IPv4 addresses. | : instead, to force SSH to use the IPv4 addresses. | ||
* You can try to '''disable the IPv6 addressing''' for your | * You can try to '''disable the IPv6 addressing''' for your computer, to make sure that only IPv4 is used. | ||
: Currently, there should not be any negative impact on your | : Currently, there should not be any negative impact on your computer. However, Microsoft does not recommend this, and this should be your '''last resort''' method, if nothing else works. | ||
: How to disable IPv6 will depend on your | : How to disable IPv6 will depend on your operating system. | ||
= Automation using Python and Paramiko = | = Automation using Python and Paramiko = | ||