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[ILUG] Mass updates with yum

[ILUG] Mass updates with yum

Kenn Humborg kenn at bluetree.ie
Thu Jul 26 13:48:30 IST 2007


 
> > Failing that, is there any way to setup OpenSSH to 
> > permit root logins via eth1, but not via eth0?  I don't
> 
>      ListenAddress
>              Specifies the local addresses sshd should listen on. 
>  The follow-
>              ing forms may be used:
> 
>  should do it if both interfaces are up and have IP addresses 
> assigned each.

Not quite what I want, since I want to be able to SSH in from
both the Internet and the LAN.  However, I don't want to allow
root password guessing from the Internet.

But your email did prompt me to look at the sshd_config manpage
again, and I can use "PermitRootLogin without-password" to do
what I want.  When this, I can turn off password-based logins
for root, preventing brute force attempts on the root password,
but allow authorized-key-based logins, which will make life
nice on the LAN side.

Later,
Kenn




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