Make milv happy

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# Enhanced Session Recording
Teleport [standard session recordings](https://gravitational.com/teleport/docs/architecture/teleport_nodes/#session-recording) only capture what is echoed to a terminal.
Teleport [standard session recordings](../../architecture/teleport_nodes/#session-recording) only capture what is echoed to a terminal.
This has inherent advantages, for example because no input is captured, Teleport
session recordings typically do not contain passwords that were entered into a terminal.
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!!! tip
Our Standard Session Recording works with older Linux Kernels. View our [audit log docs](https://gravitational.com/teleport/docs/architecture/teleport_auth/#audit-log) for more details.
Our Standard Session Recording works with older Linux Kernels. View our [audit log docs](../../architecture/teleport_auth/#audit-log) for more details.
You can check your kernel version using the `uname` command. The output should look

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## Setting up OpenSSH Recording Proxy Mode
The first step is install and setup Teleport, we recommend starting with our [Quickstart](quickstart.md) and [admin manual](admin_guide.md).
The first step is install and setup Teleport, we recommend starting with our [Quickstart](quickstart.md) and [admin manual](admin-guide.md).
To enable session recording for `sshd` nodes, the cluster must be switched to
["recording proxy" mode](architecture/teleport_proxy.md#recording-proxy-mode).
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!!! tip "OpenSSH and Trusted Clusters"
If you use [recording proxy mode](architecture/teleport_proxy.md) and [trusted
clusters](trusted-clusters.md), you need to set up the certificate authority from
clusters](trustedclusters.md), you need to set up the certificate authority from
the _root_ cluster to match **all** nodes, even those that belong to _leaf_
clusters. For example, if your node naming scheme is `*.root.example.com`,
`*.leaf1.example.com`, `*.leaf2.example.com`, then the