vagrant-ssh-config

Get SSH configuration for the machine running in the current directory

$ vagrant ssh-config

$ vagrant ssh-config [name|id]

vagrant ssh-config [options] [vm-name]

--host
    Specify the host for the SSH connection

--port
    Specify the port for the SSH connection

--username
    Specify the username for the SSH connection

--private-key
    Specify the private key file for the SSH connection

The vagrant-ssh-config command is used to output SSH configuration for a Vagrant environment. This configuration can be used to connect to the Vagrant box using an SSH client. The command provides a way to generate an SSH configuration file that can be used with SSH clients to connect to the Vagrant box.
The generated configuration includes the hostname, port, username, and private key file for the Vagrant box. This allows users to connect to the Vagrant box using SSH clients like OpenSSH.

The generated SSH configuration is specific to the Vagrant environment and may not work with other SSH servers.
Additionally, the private key file specified in the configuration should be kept secure to prevent unauthorized access to the Vagrant box.

The vagrant-ssh-config command can be used to generate an SSH configuration file that can be used with SSH clients. For example:
vagrant ssh-config > ssh_config
This will generate an SSH configuration file named 'ssh_config' that can be used with SSH clients to connect to the Vagrant box.

The private key file specified in the SSH configuration should be kept secure to prevent unauthorized access to the Vagrant box.
It is recommended to use a secure private key file and to restrict access to the file to authorized users only.

The vagrant-ssh-config command was introduced in Vagrant 1.0 as a way to provide an easy-to-use SSH configuration for Vagrant environments.
Over time, the command has evolved to support additional features like specifying the host and port for the SSH connection.

ssh(1), vagrant(1)