Re: Enabling SSH only for ftp (not for telnet possible) ?
pmeister2@xxxxxxxxx (Peter Meister) (06-12-10 21:43:55):
However it is often said that granting SSH access is a security risk
for telnet.
The opposite way. Using Telnet completely eliminates the security
advantage gained from SSH.
Hmm, I am not sure. I thought I could grant SSH to a user for only his
ftp connections. Or does SSH mean: all or nothing: SSH for FTP AND
telnet or no SSH at all?
You are free to use anything you want. However, using insecure
clear-text protocols like Telnet will make the encryption worthless.
Do I need full SSH permissions to use scp?
Yes.
Regards,
E.S.
.
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