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Old 03-26-2005
Power ssh security

Hi all,

I have AIX 5.2 and thinking of using ssh.

Is there a way by using ssh/sshd to disable access to range of IP addresses?

With telnet there is TCP_WRAPPER.

Can I use the ssh config files for that?

I heard that I need to compile ssh with tcp_wrapper. If yes how do I do that?

thanks
Bert.n
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Old 03-31-2005
check the readme files for the proper syntax but you can do it when you run configure ...
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