I usually have to access a couple of remote and local SSH hosts, this works perfectly, I actually want to have to type in the passphrase every time.However, there's a single SSH host on my local network that I have to log into a lot more frequently than the rest. Security is not much of a problem with this one in particular, although connecting without keys is out of the question. Is there any kind of configuration which would allow me to not enter the passphrase for this single SSH host?I hope I'm not asking something that doesn't even make sense...Thank you.Edit: I apologize for not clarifying, every server and my client are running Linux, there's no other OS involved in any way.
How to log into a single SSH host without passphrase?
ssh;openssh
It sounds like you want to use two different sets of keypairs. Have one prompt you for your password every time, and set up the other one to be passwordless. Copy the passwordless set's public key to the server (or servers) you want to connect to more quickly.