Hello,
I just set up SSHFP for a handful of boxes that I run. In reading through the docs and experimenting - I think I have a good grasp of the expected behavior and options (no/ask/yes).
However one thing that I’m still trying to wrap my head around is the mechanism under the hood to mark fingerprints as “secure”. My domain for this is fully DNSSEC / validates. My home network resolver has DNSSEC validation enabled as well. All good on the DNSSEC zone/server/resolver front.
It seems like to get a “secure fingerprint” response, the only combination I saw working is a Linux client running systemd-resolved with DNSSEC enabled. From this client, I was able to see that the fingerprint was marked as secure (so “yes” will work without prompting etc.).
macOS doesn’t seem to do this. I’ve read on various posts and messages that supposedly mDNSResponder has “some bits of code” in it to do stub/client validation - but they aren’t turned on / fully fleshed out ?
I don’t really use Windows so I can’t speak to that.
So my actual question (which I apologize - technically isn’t about OpenSSH itself…) - which OS / stub resolver combos can deliver what the ssh client is expecting to mark a fingerprint as secure ?
Thanks.
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I just set up SSHFP for a handful of boxes that I run. In reading through the docs and experimenting - I think I have a good grasp of the expected behavior and options (no/ask/yes).
However one thing that I’m still trying to wrap my head around is the mechanism under the hood to mark fingerprints as “secure”. My domain for this is fully DNSSEC / validates. My home network resolver has DNSSEC validation enabled as well. All good on the DNSSEC zone/server/resolver front.
It seems like to get a “secure fingerprint” response, the only combination I saw working is a Linux client running systemd-resolved with DNSSEC enabled. From this client, I was able to see that the fingerprint was marked as secure (so “yes” will work without prompting etc.).
macOS doesn’t seem to do this. I’ve read on various posts and messages that supposedly mDNSResponder has “some bits of code” in it to do stub/client validation - but they aren’t turned on / fully fleshed out ?
I don’t really use Windows so I can’t speak to that.
So my actual question (which I apologize - technically isn’t about OpenSSH itself…) - which OS / stub resolver combos can deliver what the ssh client is expecting to mark a fingerprint as secure ?
Thanks.
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