Re: allow ssh on particular port....

gsethug@xxxxxxxxx writes:

Hi team ,
I am running ssh on two ports.
port 22
port 75 in sshd_config
now i want to allow root user in port no 25 and deny in 22.
guys if anybody knows let me know.

I assume you meant port no 75 not 25.
I know of no way. But the common opinion is that it is a bad idea anyway.
Log in as a user and then su to root when logged on, instead of trying to
log on directly.



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