redrouter.resolver.ssh

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The SSH Resolver is used to route incoming requests based on username. The route records for use with SSH are prefixed by the SSH:: protocol string. For example, if I wanted to route the SSH user DerekTBrown, I can create a key "SSH::DerekTBrown" with the following information:

``
{
host : "allderek.com",
port: 22,
username: "derekbro", // This would override the username used by the user at login
password: "password", // If unset, the password is interactively ascertained,
allowed_auth: ["password"] // Methods to attempt for authentication.
}
`

If you dont wish to supply all of these fields, you can establish defaults by passing the same keys into the resolver_ssh options when you create the RedRouter object:

`
resolvers: [
{ constructor: resolver_ssh,
options: {
defaults: {
allowed_auth: ['password']
}
}
}
],
``