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2025 May 12
1
OpenSSH (ssh or sftp) client support of DNS SRV records
...gt; The front end code already exists in other products that already leverage this. 'sendmail' is the most obvious example.
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> AKA,
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> You have the following SRV records:
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> _ssh._tcp.<mydomain.com>
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> _ssh._tcp.<mydomain.com has SRV record 0 110 123 sshserver1.<mydomain.com
> _ssh._tcp.<mydomain.com has SRV record 0 110 123 sshserver2.<mydomain.com
> _ssh._tcp.<mydomain.com has SRV record 0 110 123 sshserver3.<mydomain.com
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> And the client can determine the SSH servers available in the domain, if present and use the load bal...
2025 May 12
0
OpenSSH (ssh or sftp) client support of DNS SRV records
...n was put forward why it's a bad idea.
The front end code already exists in other products that already leverage this. 'sendmail' is the most obvious example.
AKA,
You have the following SRV records:
_ssh._tcp.<mydomain.com>
_ssh._tcp.<mydomain.com has SRV record 0 110 123 sshserver1.<mydomain.com
_ssh._tcp.<mydomain.com has SRV record 0 110 123 sshserver2.<mydomain.com
_ssh._tcp.<mydomain.com has SRV record 0 110 123 sshserver3.<mydomain.com
And the client can determine the SSH servers available in the domain, if present and use the load balancing rules to deci...
2025 May 14
0
OpenSSH (ssh or sftp) client support of DNS SRV records
...t;
> The front end code already exists in other products that already leverage this. 'sendmail' is the most obvious example.
>
> AKA,
>
> You have the following SRV records:
>
> _ssh._tcp.<mydomain.com>
>
> _ssh._tcp.<mydomain.com has SRV record 0 110 123 sshserver1.<mydomain.com
> _ssh._tcp.<mydomain.com has SRV record 0 110 123 sshserver2.<mydomain.com
> _ssh._tcp.<mydomain.com has SRV record 0 110 123 sshserver3.<mydomain.com
>
> And the client can determine the SSH servers available in the domain, if present and use the load bala...