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Resolved SSH type seems disallowed on migration from WHM to Plesk

MHC_1

Regular Pleskian
Server operating system version
Plesk
Plesk version and microupdate number
18
I know there are a LOT of SSH issues on here already, but they mostly seem to head back to sshd_config allow root login = yes.

This has been done.

My issue is this:
Failed to perform action: Fetch shallow data from source cPanel
Cause: Error while connecting to the the source server 'cpanel' (123.456.78.90) at '123.456.78.90' by SSH as 'root': Unable to connect to '123.456.78.90' by SSH: Bad authentication type; allowed types: ['publickey', 'gssapi-keyex', 'gssapi-with-mic'].
Ensure that the server is up and there are no firewall rules that may block SSH connections to the server,
then restart migration.
That is a critical error, migration was stopped.


This is root access using password on the Migrator Screen.

1) Does enabling 2FA on root Web interface login make a difference?
2) How do I set the SSH allowed types? SSH is already set up for the WHM server and requires a private key (for SFTP etc.) from the incoming user to access the server. Should this be disabled?

I am confused about the "keys" because the migrator at no part requests any authentication key from me for reachng the Cpanel/WHM server.
 
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