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Subject: running SSHD on Windows 2003 cluster
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Has anyone been successfull at installing Cygwin for SSH and running the sshd
service as a generic application in a cluster resource group?  This is
running on a Windows 2003 enterprise server and I need to be able to fail
over ssh services due to an application that is running on the cluster as
well.

thoughts.... please no punches as to "your running ssh on a Windows
Cluster..."

thanks

Jason
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