Service is registered at \<fqdn>. DNS resolves to \<ip address>. \<ip address> resolves to \<fqdn> and \<alternate fqdn>. Should globus-ssh support use of \<alternative fqdn>. If so, it provides a friendlier interface for users but could also lead to issues when hosts wish to distinguish multiple FQDNs on the same host.
JasonAlt
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5 years ago
Service is registered at \<fqdn>. DNS resolves to \<ip address>. \<ip address> resolves to \<fqdn> and \<alternate fqdn>. Should globus-ssh support use of \<alternative fqdn>. If so, it provides a friendlier interface for users but could also lead to issues when hosts wish to distinguish multiple FQDNs on the same host.