Greetings

I have encountered exactly the same problem like in the topic here:
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...118/page2.html
Unfortunately it doesn't contain clear answer.
My situation is very similar. Someone is connect to my boxes using sftp
eg "sftp host0.mydomain.com"
host0.mydomain.com is resolved in round robin for hosts host1.mydomain.com,
host2.mydomain.com, host3.mydomain.com

What should be done in order to avoid Spoofing Warnings?
In mentioned topic user chort stated:
"The host key is in /etc/ssh. You'd have to put the same hostkey on each server."
Do you think this is only solution to put the same key in each of host: host1.mydomain.com,
host2.mydomain.com, host3.mydomain.com?

Is there a chance to somehow generate a key but without hostname? - sorry if it sound ridicules, I'm not the expert

I will appreciate yours suggestions

Either you do as stated in the other topic, or (as someone else stated somewhere else) you can resolv name first and then connect to the IP, that way you wont have the DNS spoofing message.

The best option IMO (since you don't control clients) would be copying rsa/dsa key between hosts.

You can try the option -oStrictHostKeyChecking=no. And/or also add it to your ~/.ssh/config file: