Comment by dwedge
5 days ago
> Well then yeah, you want a reverse proxy on some shared ip.
At that point you run into the problem that SSH doesn't have a host header and write this blog post.
5 days ago
> Well then yeah, you want a reverse proxy on some shared ip.
At that point you run into the problem that SSH doesn't have a host header and write this blog post.
Yeah, ftp has the same issue depending on implementation.
Most host/port services have the same issue, even https used to have it and it's the reason SNI was introduced. But if by implementation you mean sftp, then of course - it uses Ssh