24.10.2015 16:57, Reindl Harald пишет:
Am 24.10.2015 um 15:04 schrieb Lennart Poettering:
Well, I am pretty sure using "#" as separator for that is a really
untypical syntax. I am not sure it's really such a big improvement
supporting such a syntax over simply asking people to put the right
statement in ~/.ssh/config... Note thta the stuff in ~/.ssh/config is
really powerful as you can actually define wildcards and stuff...
but it's pretty useless in cases where you have a dozen virtual machines
inside a NAT port forwarded on a router because only a single public IP
- in that case you need to define a port for the connection
Host in ssh.config is matched against host on command line; inside you
can set HostName and Port which define real connection end point. So you
may have multiple virtual hosts with different port each referring to
the same real IP.
i had such a standard VMware NAT with single ports forwarded for many
years before i gave up with notebooks and changed my whole IT to two
machines connected via VPN's and static routes
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