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Amelio Vazquez-Reina
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I have read in a few websites e.g. (1) that the default ssh cipher is not necessarily the fastest. 

I work on a local fully secure network.

  Assuming that security is not an issue. What and that I just care about latency and speed, what ssh parameters can a user tune to get the fastest X tunneling? (e.g. in terms of latency)

I have read in a few websites e.g. (1) that the default ssh cipher is not necessarily the fastest. I work on a local fully secure network.

  Assuming that security is not an issue. What ssh parameters can a user tune to get the fastest X tunneling? (e.g. in terms of latency)

I have read in a few websites e.g. (1) that the default ssh cipher is not necessarily the fastest. 

I work on a local fully secure network. Assuming that security is not an issue and that I just care about latency and speed, what ssh parameters can a user tune to get the fastest X tunneling?

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Amelio Vazquez-Reina
Amelio Vazquez-Reina
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Fastest ssh X tunneling on a local secure network

I have read in a few websites e.g. (1) that the default ssh cipher is not necessarily the fastest. I work on a local fully secure network.

Assuming that security is not an issue. What ssh parameters can a user tune to get the fastest X tunneling? (e.g. in terms of latency)