Hi Anand,
>>>>> "Anand" == Anand Raman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Anand> Hi guys I have a scenario where I need to connect using ssh
Anand> to multiple servers behind a single virtual ip.
Anand> I have generated the necessary server keys and can
Anand> individually connect to the ip address.
Anand> The problem arises when I want to connect using the virtual
Anand> ip. Since the virtual ip automatically points to any of the
Anand> multiple servers, the ssh client receives a different set
Anand> of keys than the previously cached version. This causes ssh
Anand> to fail with the message "SSH Keys has been modified". I
Anand> understand this is the default behavior of ssh.
Anand> Questions 1) Do you know of any alternate way of achieving
Anand> this? I could think of copying the same host keys to the
Anand> different servers and then trying it out 2) Is there any
Anand> way this check can be suppressed.
If by ``virtual IP'' you mean a NAT into your LAN through the
firewall, you can achieve your end quite easily by NATing different
ports to different servers. E.g. NAT virtual:22001 to ip1:22,
virtual::22002 to ip2:22, etc.
Regards,
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