Different sshd server or different auth methods?

From: Julie Wing (julie_wing@hp.com)
Date: 03/19/03

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    From: Julie Wing <julie_wing@hp.com>
Date: Tue, 18 Mar 2003 23:05:40 GMT

    I have two different types of users connecting to my ssh server. These
    users are forced to enter this private network through one gateway
    system, so I have no choice but to deal with different types of user
    needs.

    With one group of users I want to force public key authentication. This
    is because I want to put 'no-port-forwwarding, no-X11-forwarding, and a
    have them access a special shell command into ~/.ssh/authorized_keys for
    each of these users
    (http://www.jfranken.de/homepages/johannes/vortaege/ssh2_inhalt.en.html
    has an example). Note that I think this requires disallowing login
    access (PasswordAuthentication 'no' )

    With another group of users, they want login access and want X11 and
    Port forwarding enabled.

    I'm running an OpenSSH 3.1p2 package on a unix system. Is it possible
    to run 2 instances of the daemon, if so how?
    I also wonder if the way to solve this problem is to use the same sshd
    server, and configure it for different authentication types (but the
    requirement of passwordauthentication set to 'no' throws me).

    Thanks in advance for any comments.

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