/etc/ssh/sshd_config fileForum: User Feedback Topic: /etc/ssh/sshd_config file started by: ivansv Posted by ivansv on Jan. 13 2008,10:44
for those of us with dsl installed to the hd its worth a look at the file on your favorite editor. by default the file comes with "permitrootlogin" and "X11forwarding" set to yes, should be changed to no to plug up a security hole.on another subject whats the situation with dsl and wpa encryption for wireless?? thanks for comments. Posted by curaga on Jan. 13 2008,10:47
Sshd is not running by default, so there's no security hole by default either..wpa_supplicant is included, and works with ndiswrapper and some native drivers. Posted by ivansv on Jan. 13 2008,12:29
thks curaga. i see the supplicant in /usr/sbin, where is the .conf file, should be in /etc.how do you go about setting wpa in dsl?thks for responses. Posted by roberts on Jan. 13 2008,17:08
The config file differs by card. Use the -c option:Here is an example, that I got working a year ago. ndiswrapper -i NET8180.INF ndiswrapper -l modprobe ndiswrapper iwconfig wlan0 essid my_network_essid wpa_supplicant -B -Dndiswrapper -i wlan0 -c /home/dsl/wpa_supplicant.conf pump -i wlan0 Posted by chaostic on Jan. 14 2008,18:30
Also, even with sshd running, unless you give root a password, you still can't log in with root over ssh.
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