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Getting Started With SSH

There are a few useful options you can pass to OpenSSH to increase your verbosity, compress and speed up your ssh connection, and change your SSH cipher to something faster and more secure;
'-v' switch. This option will allow you to see debug output for outgoing SSH connections. Specifying '-v' multiple times increases the verbosity level (maximum level 3).more...

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