MCG ZHUANG Liang escreveu: > Hello, > I try to restrict some kind of login through AllowUser and DenyUser but > failed. > openssh version: 4.5 > What I want: disable root login from network outside 192.17.0.0 > What I wrote into /etc/ssh/sshd_config > *************************** > DenyUsers root > AllowUsers [EMAIL PROTECTED] > *************************** > However, after that not only root can not login from anywhere, but all > the other accounts are also disabled > > Anything I did wrong? > > Regards, > Zhuang Liang. > > > > > > . > > First, you don't need the DenyUsers line. If you specify AllowUsers then ONLY the users on AllowUsers can login. But you must set the PermitRootLogin to yes. Then your AllowUsers rule will work, and only hosts in the 192.17 network will be able to login as root. But why you need to login directly as root?
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