Testing not connectin to CVS correctly...

Meanwhile I'll close this ticket. If you have another questions please open
separate tickets. We trying to maintain one question - one ticket relation.
Thanks in advance.

Starting from VS 2005 it is possible to configure source control provider
on per project basis. This means that one project can be managed for
example by CVS, another by subversion and another by VSS. You can change
the actual for that moment provider (and default) in Tools\Options\Source
Control menu.

You have to use latest version of series 1.x of plug-in which is 1.4.2.5.
From what I see you trying to connect to server using ssh. Native way for
cvs for this is to use :ext: protocol. :ext: protocol assumes that you
managed to establish password less ssh connetion to server and configure
plug-in to use external ssh compatible executable for connection.
Configuration can be made on
http://www.pushok.com/help/cvsscc/index.php?redirect=ui_config4.htm page.
Alternative to :ext: protocol is to use :ssh: protocol. :ssh: protocol is
an extensions of CVS NT client which is shipped with plug-in by default.
When you use :ssh: protocol cvs client tries to use build in on putty
compatible libraries to establish ssh tunnel and use log-in name hard coded
into CVSROOT and cached password (which you will be asked when pressing
Login button) to establish tunnel using plain password authentication. In
case plain password authetication disabled on your server this might be the
problem.
And of course for beggining you can start from something less complicated
and use :pserver: protocol instead.

Error clearly states that your host name mocha.ocis.temple.edu can't be
resolved. Can you ping it?

Version of plug-in depends only on your cvs server type, but not on client
software. You probably have to use series 1.x of plug-in which is intended
to use with linux server. Latest available version is 1.4.2.5.

As the cvsroot you have to use either
:ext:dghant@mocha.ocis.temple.edu:/CVS/
or
:ssh:dghant@mocha.ocis.temple.edu:/CVS/
but not the combination

Using :ssh: protocol you have to press the "Login" button first to let the
CVS to remember your log-in and password. Using :ext: protocol you have to
establish password less ssh connection. Try to use :ssh: first.

Please let me know the CVSROOT you testing. This message occurs when we
detect answer from server that authorization failed. If you use :pserver:
protocol and generic cvs client this can be caused by fact that really
.cvspass file is missing. This file is used to store credinetial cache.
However new cvs client which is shipped with plug-in by default use
registry for credential cache and this is false error message.