On Sun, Mar 21, 2010 at 05:03:12PM +0100, Niki Kovacs wrote:
> Now I can ssh into my two machines from the outside, using my public IP
> address. E. g. :
>
> # ssh my.ip.add.res -p 10022 --> I'm logged into bernadette
>
> # ssh my.ip.add.res -p 10023 --> Logs me into raymonde
[ Key changed... ]
> Now, of course, I could manually open ~/.ssh/known_hosts, erase the
> respective line and then log back again. But is there a more orthodox
> way to log into two different machines via two distinct ports on one
> single IP address without getting this sort of error ?
>From "man ssh_config" look into CheckHostIP
For example:
Host bernadette
HostName my.ip.add.ress
Port 10022
HostKeyAlias bernadette
CheckHostIP no
Host raymonde
HostName my.ip.add.ress
Port 10023
HostKeyAlias raymonde
CheckHostIP no
Now you should be able to do "ssh bernadette" and "ssh raymonde".
Personnally, I use something like dnsalias.org to register my hostname
so if the IP address changes I don't need to change config files
(set HostName foobar.dnsalias.org - where foobar is the name you registered)
--
rgds
Stephen
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