Les Mikesell wrote: > I have some machines that send ssh commands to a load balancer appliance > that is really a pair of machines that can fail over to each other. The > ssh keys are set up on both targets, but whenever the active target is > changed, ssh issues a warning about a "man-in-the-middle" attack also > goes to the log and the console which tends to alarm the operators. > Setting the strict host check to no lets the command complete anyway, > but is there a way to get rid of the warning completely? If you're having the same keys on both machines: Does the load balancer rewrite the ip addresses of the boxes or does the client see a different ip address for the failover host? Cheers, Ralph
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