Perhaps the term "supported" is foreign to the open source world.  I am taking it out of the context that supported is used in the following link:  https://www.ibm.com/support/pages/node/7236104 At that link I see "OpenSSH versions below 9.7 are out-of-support."

Also, does that quote mean out-of-support for all versions of openSSH on AIX or does it mean that just version 9.x of openssh, and there are still supported versions of 8.x openssh?

The question of support with open source is always support by who exactly. In the case of MRS I think it means IBM but I don't work for them.

Looking at the ifixes OpenSSH advisory16 was the last ifix that would fix the 8.1 version that is on the MRS site. That was in Feb of 2024. The latest openssh advisory is 19.

A big part of the issue is OpenSSH 8.1 is built against OpenSSL 1.0.2 or 1.1.2 both of which are EOL.

Perhaps the term "supported" is foreign to the open source world.  I am taking it out of the context that supported is used in the following link:  https://www.ibm.com/support/pages/node/7236104 At that link I see "OpenSSH versions below 9.7 are out-of-support."

Also, does that quote mean out-of-support for all versions of openSSH on AIX or does it mean that just version 9.x of openssh, and there are still supported versions of 8.x openssh?

I has been tested on my server website SCHNAP but i have problem with version openssh not supported, I use 8.1 right now. So how to fix it? because I have more product electrical right now

The question of support with open source is always support by who exactly. In the case of MRS I think it means IBM but I don't work for them.

Looking at the ifixes OpenSSH advisory16 was the last ifix that would fix the 8.1 version that is on the MRS site. That was in Feb of 2024. The latest openssh advisory is 19.

A big part of the issue is OpenSSH 8.1 is built against OpenSSL 1.0.2 or 1.1.2 both of which are EOL.

Perhaps the term "supported" is foreign to the open source world.  I am taking it out of the context that supported is used in the following link:  https://www.ibm.com/support/pages/node/7236104 At that link I see "OpenSSH versions below 9.7 are out-of-support."

Also, does that quote mean out-of-support for all versions of openSSH on AIX or does it mean that just version 9.x of openssh, and there are still supported versions of 8.x openssh?

Perhaps the term "supported" is foreign to the open source world.  I am taking it out of the context that supported is used in the following link:  https://www.ibm.com/support/pages/node/7236104 At that link I see "OpenSSH versions below 9.7 are out-of-support."

Also, does that quote mean out-of-support for all versions of openSSH on AIX or does it mean that just version 9.x of openssh, and there are still supported versions of 8.x openssh?