system.
The aim is to force users to access the system with ssh.
I have never done it and I am looking for the steps.
2. Uncompress to file to /tmp/swinstall, and untar
3. Install with smit installp, remembering to accept the new license.
4. Change /etc/motd warning users of impending change and where to obtain a download of PuTTY.
5. Change /etc/ssh/sshd_config to match you requirements; e.g. which ssh protocols, root login, sftp logging, blocked administrative users (e.g. oracle) to force use of individual logins.
6. Install sudo for users needing to become administrators.
7. Ensure syslogd is operational, as this is where login failures are logged.
Use search engine and find the discussion. To force users to use ssh just stop telnet daemon or restrict the access to telnet port to short range of IP addresses
The aim is to force users to access the system with ssh.
I have never done it and I am looking for the steps.
2. Uncompress to file to /tmp/swinstall, and untar
3. Install with smit installp, remembering to accept the new license.
4. Change /etc/motd warning users of impending change and where to obtain a download of PuTTY.
5. Change /etc/ssh/sshd_config to match you requirements; e.g. which ssh protocols, root login, sftp logging, blocked administrative users (e.g. oracle) to force use of individual logins.
6. Install sudo for users needing to become administrators.
7. Ensure syslogd is operational, as this is where login failures are logged.

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