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When creating a server for egress you presently do not specify a port, nor a user, nor any specific SSH options for this connection.
Dealing with specific hosts configurations is where ssh_config file is good at. It is aimed at it. It particularly allows to create aliases for hosts so that users do not have to remember servers FQDN to connect to.
Here is an example ssh_config entry that we would like The Bastion to take into account 👍🏽
Host myhostalias
User myuser
Port xxxx
Hostname myserver.example.com
Or even better with wildcards :
Host myhostalias-w*
User myuser
Port xxxx
Hostname %h.example.com
What more it would be useful to autocomplete host names (based on host aliases) like the ssh command usually does when trying to ssh to a server. This way users wouldn't have to remember specific domains. In case you address thousands of servers (like we do) it would just make it possible to use The Bastion.
The fact that The Bastion presently does not take this sort of specific configuration files into account is what prevents us from implementing this solution.
This issue is more or less linked to this one #152 opened two years ago.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hi,
When creating a server for egress you presently do not specify a port, nor a user, nor any specific SSH options for this connection.
Dealing with specific hosts configurations is where ssh_config file is good at. It is aimed at it. It particularly allows to create aliases for hosts so that users do not have to remember servers FQDN to connect to.
Here is an example
ssh_config
entry that we would like The Bastion to take into account 👍🏽Or even better with wildcards :
What more it would be useful to autocomplete host names (based on host aliases) like the
ssh
command usually does when trying to ssh to a server. This way users wouldn't have to remember specific domains. In case you address thousands of servers (like we do) it would just make it possible to use The Bastion.The fact that The Bastion presently does not take this sort of specific configuration files into account is what prevents us from implementing this solution.
This issue is more or less linked to this one #152 opened two years ago.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: