Hi, I'm interested to know if anyone has a better solution (or has a solution to my existing question) for the following situation.
I have a remote login box that also functions as a local login box. Users connect to the machine over the local network to run X apps, they can also connect to it remotely (from other sites) using SSH to do the same sort of thing. Many users never access it from remote, but do use it locally alot. Others use it both locally and remotely. Locally, it is more effort than it's worth to enforce use of public keys (a proportion are windows users), however I want to mandate public keys for remote connections. My current solution is to run a second sshd on another port and have that be the externally accessible sshd (and configure it to only allow public key connections). However the way sshd logs, I can't work out what was logged by which daemon. Are there any other solutions people can think of ? Is there an option I don't know about ? Cheers for your help, Dave
