disabling list of ciphers supported by sshd

[alone_k1]

hi, how can i disable and enable some of the ciphers that are supported by sshd ?
i edit this file:
vim /etc/ssh/sshd_config

and then restart the sshd
service openssh onerestart

and check for supported list of ciphers :
sshd -T | grep ciphers

but nothing changes , how i can change list of supported ciphers?

[alone_k1]

is there any answere for this i'm in a hurry

[alone_k1]

does any one can help?

[Oxygen61]

Pretty late answer, probably better than never :D but here is how:

>>    System: Settings: Administration

There you see "SSL Ciphers". You can tick the ones you like. I am not really sure if they are Web-GUI or SSH based or even for the whole system. After ticking and saving you should check if SSH is now working as expected with the right ciphers selected. Please make sure to check if you are still able to access the GUI after saving your changes, since all the administration is Web-GUI based. Changes in config files are rarely saved and are gone after reboot as long as they are not made via GUI.

[franco]

SSL ciphers option is for HTTPS only.


Cheers,
Franco