Although the SSH Server module is primarily for configuring an SSH server, it also lets you set options that apply to all client connections made from your system using the ssh and scp commands. Options can be set for connections to all hosts, or just to a specific one. You can set the port to which to connect, the protocol to use, and local and remote ports to forward.
The settings made in this module apply to all users on your system, but can be overridden by individual users who edit their ~/.ssh/config files. This can be done manually or using Usermin, which has an SSH Client module with an identical interface to the one documented here for editing global client settings. Many of the settings do not make much sense to set for all users, even though it is possible to do so using Webmin. For this reason, the instructions in this section only cover fields that are useful on a global level.
To define settings for connections to a specific host, follow these steps:
After a set of host options is created, an icon for the host will appear on the Client Host Options page. You can click on this icon to bring up its editing form, make changes to the same fields, and hit the Save button. To remove the host and have connections to it revert to the default options, hit Delete on the same form. It is also possible to change the defaults that apply to all connects by clicking on the special All hosts icon and making changes on the form that appears. Of course, some fields do not really make sense in this context, such as Real hostname to connect to and Port to connect to, and so should not be used.
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