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Sometimes on lab machines or machines which are part of AD/LDAP domain, it may be desired to allow SSH access only for few users. To achieve that use following steps: | Sometimes on lab machines or machines which are part of AD/LDAP domain, it may be desired to allow SSH access only for few users. To achieve that use following steps: | ||
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Similarly to allow everyone except a few users 'DenyUsers' can be used. | Similarly to allow everyone except a few users 'DenyUsers' can be used. | ||
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Home > CentOS > CentOS 6.x > OpenSSH server configuration > Restricting SSH access to given users
Sometimes on lab machines or machines which are part of AD/LDAP domain, it may be desired to allow SSH access only for few users. To achieve that use following steps:
- Edit /etc/ssh/sshd_config as follows:
- Append 'AllowUsers <usernames>'
- Use 'service sshd restart'
Similarly to allow everyone except a few users 'DenyUsers' can be used.
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