Re: How can I block IP address range with sshd_config

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I've been reading over the hosts.deny man page to get some ideas, but
I'm unclear on how to implement them.  I know what I want to do, but I
don't know how to do it.  I want to allow all connections from my five
users, those being acsacx, amy, michael, wayne and zack, unless those
requests come from 211.182.241.*  These acceptable accounts will likely
only log in through ssh.  I want to deny 211.182.241.* unconditonally. 
Can anyone give me an example of a hosts.allow/hosts.deny setup that
would do this?  


On Tue, 2004-07-27 at 11:12, Michael Sullivan wrote:
> The kiddies using their script file to try to hack into my systems
> through sshd using accounts guest and test tried again yesterday.  This
> morning I opened up the man page for sshd_config in Konquerer (the
> colour coding is very nice) and discovered how I could deny access
> through ssh from all accounts except the accounts that might use it
> (this excludes guest and test).  The other day I went in to each of the
> user accounts and modified their .bashrc file so that when they log in
> it asks them to change their password and boot them out.  This will work
> for now because for now the enemy script is only trying to inquire about
> the nonexistent guest and test accounts.  The IP addresses they try to
> log in from vary slightly, but for the most part I think the first three
> octets are the same.  I looked through the man page for sshd_config for
> a way to block their IP, but I couldn't find it.  Does anyone here know
> how to do this?



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