At 2005-04-25 10:07:57 +0530, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But neither stop a telnet owner to use ssh service nor stop a ssh
group owner to use telnet service.
Wouldn't it be simplest to just disable password authentication for your
sshd, and put in authorized_keys only for those users who should
--- S. K. Goel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Actually I want
User X, Y and Z to be use telnet but not ssh.
while user A, B and C can be use ssh but not telnet
What exactly is the definition of a user on telnet versus a user on ssh
- maybe that will clarify what needs to be done ?
Mithun
Actually, My normal users work on telnet. But some special users work on
ssh, because there login have a lot of administrative rights. I have
copy their ssh key (/root/.ssh/id_dsa.pub) and append in the
file /root/.ssh/authorized_keys in the server. Now I want these special
users to restrict the
So you can use the /etc/hosts.allow and /etc/hosts.deny files to restrict
access for ssh based on IP Address
-Subhasis
On 4/26/05, S. K. Goel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Actually, My normal users work on telnet. But some special users work on
ssh, because there login have a lot of
Dear Sir,
First of all, please accept my thanks for your kind advise, But It does
not solve my purpose, It split the users in 2 parts, i.e ssh group owner
and telnet group owner. But neither stop a telnet owner to use ssh
service nor stop a ssh group owner to use telnet service.
[S K Goel]
skg == S K Goel [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
skg Dear Sir, First of all, please accept my thanks for your kind
skg advise, But It does not solve my purpose, It split the users
skg in 2 parts, i.e ssh group owner and telnet group owner. But
skg neither stop a telnet owner to use ssh
One reason I could think of is if you wish to allow some users to
tunnel connections through ssh and not allow the others - in such a
case telnet and ssh would provide similar features.
Mithun
--- Amit Goel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
S. K. Goel wrote:
Hi List,
I want to give telnet
Actually I want
User X, Y and Z to be use telnet but not ssh.
while user A, B and C can be use ssh but not telnet
[S K Goel]
On Sat, 2005-04-23 at 02:41 -0700, Mithun Bhattacharya wrote:
One reason I could think of is if you wish to allow some users to
tunnel connections through ssh and not
Then PAM will help you,
you can restrict user access by changing PAM modules and their sequence
in /etc/pam.d/service file,
#man pam
Regards
Ritesh
S. K. Goel wrote:
Actually I want
User X, Y and Z to be use telnet but not ssh.
while user A, B and C can be use ssh but not telnet
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I think following link may help you for user based restriction of SSH
service through PAM modules.
http://www.rhce2b.com/clublinux/RHCE-15.shtml
No idea about user based restriction in telnet !!!, can it be possible ?
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skg == S K Goel [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
skg Actually I want User X, Y and Z to be use telnet but not ssh.
skg while user A, B and C can be use ssh but not telnet
Something along the lines of:
groupadd telnet
groupadd ssh
chgrp telnet
Hi List,
I want to give telnet access to some specified users and ssh access to
some other users, Is there is any file like telnet.allow / ssh.allow, So
that I can defined the same user wise.
Please advise
[S K Goel]
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On 4/21/05, S. K. Goel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi List,
I want to give telnet access to some specified users and ssh access to
some other users, Is there is any file like telnet.allow / ssh.allow, So
that I can defined the same user wise.
S. K. Goel wrote:
Hi List,
I want to give telnet access to some specified users and ssh access to
some other users, Is there is any file like telnet.allow / ssh.allow, So
that I can defined the same user wise.
TELNET ! Please use only ssh.
And Yes you can do it in ssh.
Look for
Hi all,
i have written a small linux shell ( i think i can call my app a shell,it's a command
line interface) now i want it to be the default shell for the users. For that I have
changed /etc/passwd to contain /bin/myshell for the users.
The problem is :
Login via telnet is very much possible
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