Hey all,
Let's say box Q is visible to the Internet, acting as a firewall, and port
forwarding various ports to a dozen boxes behind a firewall. Hence if I
ssh -p 8001 Q
I get firewalled box one,
ssh -p 8002 Q
I get firewalled box two,
ssh -p 8003 Q
I get firewalled box three,
and so forth. Unfortunately, ssh remembers what the RSA key was for my
last session with Q, and keeps giving me all these "IT IS POSSIBLE THAT
SOMEONE IS DOING SOMETHING NASTY!" errors, forcing me to go in and delete
the key out of ~/.ssh/known_hosts.
My question is: is there a way to store multiple keys in
~/.ssh/known_hosts, so that ssh won't whine at me every time I want to
connect to a different host through a different port on the same machine
Q?
Thanks,
~ ross
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