This script allows you to connect to the mostly used ssh server,reading their informations from a configuration file.
I added a script that builds the configuration file automatically,the default file will'be called $HOME/.ip_ssh.
The connection script read from that file and will prompt you to choice which server you have to connect to.
Is not mandatory to use the build_file_conn.sh to create the configuration file,below an example
#ip/fqdn |name|user|port|ssh-key
10.4.0.82|test|root|22
50.4.0.2|test1|luca|23
192.168.1.1|test2|test|24
252.1.1.1|test|test|22
1.2.0.4|test|test|22
mail.debian.local|test|test|22|/home/luca/.ssh/my-ssh-key
luca@linux:~$ ./build_file_conn.sh 10.1.1.1 SSH-Server root 22
luca@linux:~$ cat $HOME/.ip_ssh
10.4.0.82|test|root|22
50.4.0.2|test1|luca|23
192.168.1.1|test2|test|24
256.1.1.1|test|test|22
1.2.0.4|test|test|22
mail.debian.local|test|test|22
10.1.1.1|SSH-Server|root|22
luca@linux:~$ ./ssh_connect.sh
0) 10.20.20.1 --> KVM
1) 192.168.1.50 --> OSMC
2) 192.168.1.1 --> Web-server
3) vpn.example.com --> AWS
choose the system ID you want to connect to: 0
root@10.20.20.1's password: