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[v17] docs: update cloud networking on proxy service #48145

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All Teleport services (e.g., the Application Service and Database Service) have
an optional `public_addr` property that you can modify in each service's
configuration file. The public address can take an IP or a DNS name. It can also
be a list of values:

```yaml
public_addr: ["service-one.example.com", "service-two.example.com"]
```
On Teleport Enterprise (Cloud) the Teleport agent services always

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connect using reverse tunnels so there is no need to set a public address for an agent.

Specifying a public address for a Teleport agent may be useful in the
following use cases:

- You have multiple identical services behind a load balancer.
- You want Teleport to issue an SSH certificate for the service with additional
principals, e.g., host names.
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