> it doesn't imply anything past what reading a few more sentences would say. > Your SSH config (/etc/ssh/sshd_config) and keys (~/.ssh/authorized_keys) files

> it doesn't imply anything past what reading a few more sentences would say. > Your SSH config (/etc/ssh/sshd_config) and keys (~/.ssh/authorized_keys) files will not be modified, which means that other SSH connections to the same host, not made over Tailscale, will still work. I literally quoted the section about the ssh config files in my original question, so obviously I read further than that one sentence you requoted first. > No it doesn't. To you, it doesn't. To me, it does. If you don't think different people can interpret the same words slightly differently in a way that changes the meaning, I'm not sure why you'd bother trying to explain to me what it means. > What is hard to understand about this? The exact parts that I asked about and got helpful explanations about from other people in this thread. I read the two parts you quoted (after I had already quoted them before your original response), and I thought that the first part was vague in a way that the second part conflicted with, so I asked a question for clarification.