Thats right. If a host is connected to vrf abc (defined on a 6500) with IP address A.B.C.D and runs ssh server , then there should  be a command like:

ssh -l -vrf ABC A.B.C.D.

But i dont see an option like -vrf on ssh.

Thanks a lot

Gautam

Try this:

Switch# ssh -l > -vrf  
vrf-name ip-host

HTH

Reza

Dear Reza,

Here's the output from our 7609-S  switch running 12.2(33)SRC3 Advanced IP Services:

core.01#ssh -l mzsuadmin ?
  -c    Select encryption algorithm
  -m    Select HMAC algorithm
  -o    Specify options
  -p    Connect to this port
  -v    Specify SSH Protocol Version
  WORD  IP address or hostname of a remote system

And from the 6509-E switch running 12.2(33)SXH3a Advanced IP Services, the output is:

agg.01#ssh -l mzsuadmin ?
  -c    Select encryption algorithm
  -m    Select HMAC algorithm
  -o    Specify options
  -p    Connect to this port
  -v    Specify SSH Protocol Version
  WORD  IP address or hostname of a remote system

Ganesh: The bug ID that i try to open says that it cannot be disclosed.

If you have access to the bug details, can you put it in text in this message.

Also, is 12.5 just a router platform or will be on switches as well.

Thanks a lot

Gautam

Dear Reza,
Here's the output from our 7609-S  switch running 12.2(33)SRC3 Advanced IP Services:
core.01#ssh -l mzsuadmin ?
  -c    Select encryption algorithm
  -m    Select HMAC algorithm
  -o    Specify options
  -p    Connect to this port
  -v    Specify SSH Protocol Version
  WORD  IP address or hostname of a remote system
And from the 6509-E switch running 12.2(33)SXH3a Advanced IP Services, the output is:
agg.01#ssh -l mzsuadmin ?
  -c    Select encryption algorithm
  -m    Select HMAC algorithm
  -o    Specify options
  -p    Connect to this port
  -v    Specify SSH Protocol Version
  WORD  IP address or hostname of a remote system
Ganesh: The bug ID that i try to open says that it cannot be disclosed.
If you have access to the bug details, can you put it in text in this message.
Also, is 12.5 just a router platform or will be on switches as well.
Thanks a lot
Gautam

Gautam,

Even i got this information from the below thread, just check it out the below link

https://supportforums.cisco.com/message/965472#965472

Ganesh.H