Securing SSH is one major thing on server boxes regardless of server location. Here's one quick tip of adding security to your SSH connection by disabling any root logins.
How to secure SSH by disabling root logins?
To disable direct root logins, edit /etc/ssh/sshd_config file and replace this line
#PermitRootLogin yes
with the below line
PermitRootLogin no
Remember to remove the # comment character. Then restart SSH service
# service sshd restart
Quick tip, enjoy.
Subscription
Categories
- HowTos (612)
- Linux Devices (40)
- Linux Diggs (620)
- Linux News (1541)
- Linux Videos (24)
Recent Posts
Blog Archive
-
▼
2008
(2301)
-
▼
April
(11)
- HowTo: Powerful Metric and Units Linux Conversion ...
- HowTo: Prevent Non-Root From Rebooting/Shutting Do...
- HowTo: UDP Connectivity Host Test
- HowTo: Secure SSH by Disabling Root Logins
- HowTo: Retrieve Current Latitude and Longtitude fr...
- HowTo: Install Wallpapoz
- HowTo: Join Two Text Files with Common Columnar Fi...
- HowTo: Copy and Paste A Text File into Another Tex...
- HowTo: Install Ioncube PHP Encoder/Decoder
- HowTo: Identify your IPv4/IPv6 Loopback Address
- HowTo: Get Disk, Partition And Folder Space Usage
-
▼
April
(11)
Tuesday, April 29, 2008
HowTo: Secure SSH by Disabling Root Logins
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
ILoveTux - howtos and news | About | Contact | TOS | Policy
0 comments:
Post a Comment