Using ssh default profile(user/password) without host to access multiple servers #10076
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Issue
Connecting with SSH to multiple servers that have centralized authentication (same user/password) forces us to save this password in all the profiles (hosts) of our vault, making password changes tedious.
Closes #10077, resolves #6156, resolves #9305, closes #9669
Solution
Now we can use a default profile to create a user/password without specifying the host in the vault. It will be used by default if there's no other entry in the vault with the host we want to connect to.