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Alle 22:28, lunedì 06 dicembre 2004, Adrian CAPDEFIER ha scritto: |
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> is he doing that using ssh? If your computer is not a public server |
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> where people expect to connect on port 22 then you can alter the port |
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> to say 2222. One of the best security measures around :). You could |
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> also disable password logins and go for key-based authentification |
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> (assuming this doesn't restrict you in some way) |
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> Good luck. |
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> Adi. |
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No, my computer is not a public server, I can change the listen port; |
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I'd use key and password: usually I connect from the same machine. |
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I want to do that: a rda key from the host allows to connect to the ssh |
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server and after the usual authentication. |
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Now I try to install a firewall and after that I'd do that. |
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Is it complicated? |
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In this moment I try to learn about firewall-kernel-2.6 modules... |
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Thanks, |
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Luigi |
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Public key GPG(0x073A0960) on http://keyserver.linux.it/ |
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