Re: restrict ssh access
- From: per@xxxxxxxxxxxx (Per Hedeland)
- Date: Mon, 3 Dec 2007 22:35:36 +0000 (UTC)
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Shantanu <idg.linux@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
Right now I am using tcpserver to control access from IPs to my
OpenSsh servers on my Linux or BSD boxes.
Is it natively possible in OpenSsh in stand alone mode?
Yes - though support for that is a compile-time option in the OpenSSH
build:
--with-tcp-wrappers[=PATH] Enable tcpwrappers support (optionally in PATH)
- i.e. if you didn't build it yourself, it may not be present. A quick
check on a Linux (FC5) and a couple of FreeBSD boxes showed it as
present there though:
$ nm -D /usr/sbin/sshd | grep hosts_access
U hosts_access
If so how do I do it?
Same as any other daemon AFAIK, using "sshd" as the daemon process name.
--Per Hedeland
per@xxxxxxxxxxxx
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