Ben wrote:
We currently use ssh in our system and are investigating ways to fulfill an
Application STIG requirement. Here's the req
APP0530:Session limits do not exist for the application.
Its actually a checklist item to determine if you have a security finding. That's why it looks
We currently use ssh in our system and are investigating ways to fulfill an
Application STIG requirement. Here's the req
APP0530:Session limits do not exist for the application.
Its actually a checklist item to determine if you have a security finding.
That's why it looks like a negat
I don't see any feature of sshd that provides for limiting the number
of sessions. I suspect it wouldn't be all that difficult to add such a feature.
There is a feature to limit the number of sessions that have not yet
completed the authentication phase, but I don't know how much that would
help y
Since all these services are derivatives of ssh, then ideally I'd like to limit
ssh, and I have a workaround for ssh. I can limit ssh sessions by limiting the
number of ptys in /etc/system. Am I missing some way to limit ssh as a whole?
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> I'm looking for a way to limit the number of
> authenticated sftp/scp sessions that are allowed to
> connect to my box.
AFAIK, there is no point to limit the number of sftp/scp sessions *without*
also limiting the number of ssh connections. Users can use ssh in many creative
ways to get around
We actually have this issue in Solaris 10 as well, we just don't have to
address it yet. So can this be solved in Solaris 10?
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