hi, the default hbac rule 'allow_all' is nice for testing, but for a production environment I am not so sure ;-)
We do not want our users getting a shell in our kdc servers or in the database servers for instance. We want them to use the postgresql service, but not login the database server with a shell. Many more examples are conceivable, of course. Is it possible to have this policy adapted to 'everything but ssh' for instance? That is, disable ssh logins unless explicitely allowed by another policy. This would be the equivalent of 'Remote Desktop Users' in an AD domain. Uses may login at the console everywhere (their workstations), but if they need to login interactively in a server then they need to be a member of this group. This does not prevent them from using other resources like shares, printers, e-mail, databases, ... I am just afraid that unless this becomes the default during the installation, most ipa environments will stay like this which could be an unexpected security problem. No one but kerberos admins should have shell access to the kdc in a kerberos realm. -- Groeten, natxo _______________________________________________ Freeipa-users mailing list Freeipa-users@redhat.com https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/freeipa-users