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Re: Restricting logins by IP address
From: Netops <michael () bluesuperman com>
Date: Sat, 29 Oct 2005 15:16:02 -0600
Hello,Not sure if IRIX has this or not but on Linux there is a file called login.access under the /etc directory which should allow you to do what you are asking.
Michael Gale Keenan Smith wrote:
All, I've got a machine running IRIX (SGI's Unix) and have a need to control access based on IP address. Similar to the way root can be restricted to logging in only at the console, is it possible to restrict logins by regular users to specific IP addresses? What I've got is a directory "ABC" and a user "Larry". I setup Larry to have ABC as his home directory. What I want to do is restrict Larry's login to a specific IP address so if he attempts a login from computer "123" it will succeed but if he tries from computer 456, it will fail. Any ideas? Thanks Keenan Smith
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- Re: OS to know., (continued)
- Re: OS to know. Mark Owen (Oct 14)
- Re: OS to know. Michael Gale (Oct 31)
- Re: OS to know. Adam Kane (Oct 31)
- RE: OS to know. Depp, Dennis M. (Oct 18)
- Re: OS to know. Alloishus BeauMains (Oct 18)
- Re: OS to know. Kurt (Oct 18)
- Restricting logins by IP address Keenan Smith (Oct 21)
- Re: Restricting logins by IP address ilaiy (Oct 24)
- Re: Restricting logins by IP address Alexander Klimov (Oct 25)
- Re: Restricting logins by IP address Justin (Oct 24)
- Re: Restricting logins by IP address Netops (Oct 31)
- Re: OS to know. Netops (Oct 31)