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I started a possible tool to watch the logs and deal with shell sessions, but it can be easily defeated with a ssh remoteserver /bin/bash.
#!/bin/sh
# startdate: 2018-10-05 13:20
# Purpose: if a...

Environment: CentOS 7

I would like to have a solution where a service account can access a server in only these ways:


ssh non-interactively via password or ssh key; that is, run commands or...

How are you connected to Active Directory? Are you using sssd auth? If so, you can use a value in /etc/sssd/sssd.conf:
allow_simple_groups = onlythisone, orthisgroup/
If you are using nscd/nslcd...

So how is the access controlled: Group membership? The sssd.conf "simple_allow_groups" option? sshdf_config "allow users"?