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    *    "Larry Hall wrote:


    .ssh/known_hosts on dell03 contains explicit IP addresses for both
    dell03 and sony06 that are no longer current. 

Move this file out of the way and try ssh again.  
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Success! That's all it took.

I suppose I'll have to repeat this every time DHCP changes the IP addresses.


What little I know about networking makes me fear blundering into a 
morass if I depart much from the default installation scripts.  Also,  
my existing DHCP configuration works with Knoppix and other linux live 
disks.  So I think I'll stick with DHCP.

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