[ale] SSH key question

[John Mills]

Jim -

Thanks. Unfortunately I don't believe the dynamic access scheme is 
accidental. &8-P

  - JM

On Tue, 11 Aug 2009, Jim Kinney wrote:

> change StrictHostKeyChecking to 'no' in ssh_config to not get prompted
> or "ask" to get prompted but allowed to continue.

> Better solution is to get dynamic dns fixed.

> On Tue, Aug 11, 2009 at 10:07 AM, John Mills<johnmills at speakeasy.net> wrote:

>> One way I access a remote SSH login is through a 2-way NAT setup that
>> assigns out-going and incoming hosts' addresses against pools (or some
>> other algorithm) so my identity at the remote end is something like
>> <my_username>@<random_hostname_or_IP>.<their_domain>. I tried storing my
>> originating account's public keys in my remote server's
>> '~/.ssh/authorized_keys', but since the originating host appears to float
>> they are not used. Same problem at the originating end: it looks as though
>> I'm connecting to a different server every few times I connect.

>> How can I set up an encrypted, shared-key login in this type environment?