fortinet _preferred_kex settings interfering with other devices #3463
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Need to factor in interaction with this: Which I can probably do. |
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Any status update? |
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I will try to work on this on Friday (alternative, feel free to reconcile the two items i.e. this PR and linked/referenced item). |
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Like that? |
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Superseded by #3530 |
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I have a program that connects to multiple devcies, which include fortinet and aruba_os. The moment I connected to a fortinet device I could no longer connect to aruba_os, with the error
paramiko.ssh_exception.IncompatiblePeer: Incompatible ssh peer (no acceptable kex algorithm).Turns out the fortinet driver is editing the paramiko Transport class. This commit fixes that by using
disabled_algorithmsinstead.