Tim,

You could have more than one instance of ssh running - each using a 
different configuration file.  We typically run two or more.  For example:

port 122 - local ssh logins on 10.x.x.x network.  Allow password auth.
port 222 - remote ssh logins on 167.x.x.x network.  Public-key auth only.

etc.

Cheers,

Keith


On Mon, 16 Jan 2006, Tim Cross wrote:

> Is it possible to configure OpenSSH (on Fedora Core 4) to allow local ssh 
> logins on the local subnet with password authentication while at the same 
> time restricting external logins to public-key authentication on a single 
> account?
> 
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