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Hi.

testing priv/pub keys...

working on a local server, behind firewall, with it's own dhcp ip. the
external wan ip is not the same as the internal ip.

create the priv/pub key for the local server
the normal ssh user@xxxxxxxxxx works

change the local eth0 ipaddress...
 rerun the ssh user@xxxxxxxxxx works as expected...

so, changing local eth0/ipaddress doesn't require changing the priv/pub keypair

however, the one thing I haven't tested, is to be able to change the
external ipaddress of either the local/target server..

I'm of the opinion that this wouldn't change the priv/pub key, but I
might be missing something..

thoughts/comments?

thanks
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