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Dear all,

How can I prevent ssh access to unix server from public???


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That is what the public/private keys are for.
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A well chosen password or public/private keys will prevent public access to ssh.

Alternatively use a firewall or only enable sshd on an internally facing network interface.
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it seems to me that you dont understand my question !!!...I need something like access list on Routers that will prevent ssh at all ....?

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