debian-cis/etc/conf.d/9.3.13_sshd_limit_access.cfg

# Configuration for script of same name
status=enabled

# Put here ssh user hardening list, there is a default in script to not break your configuration
# However, it can erase current configuration
ALLOWED_USERS=''
ALLOWED_GROUPS=''
DENIED_USERS=''
DENIED_GROUPS=''
9.2.1_enable_cracklib.sh 9.2.2_enable_lockout_failed_password.sh 9.2.3_limit_password_reuse.sh 9.3.10_disable_sshd_setenv.sh 9.3.11_sshd_ciphers.sh 9.3.12_sshd_idle_timeout.sh 9.3.13_sshd_limit_access.sh 9.3.14_ssh_banner.sh 9.3.2_sshd_loglevel.sh 9.3.1_sshd_protocol.sh 9.3.3_sshd_conf_perm_ownership.sh 9.3.4_disable_x11_forwarding.sh 9.3.5_sshd_maxauthtries.sh 9.3.6_enable_sshd_ignorerhosts.sh 9.3.7_disable_sshd_hostbasedauthentication.sh 9.3.8_disable_root_login.sh 9.3.9_disable_sshd_permitemptypasswords.sh 2016-04-15 14:24:45 +02:00			`# Configuration for script of same name`
			`status=enabled`

			`# Put here ssh user hardening list, there is a default in script to not break your configuration`
			`# However, it can erase current configuration`
			`ALLOWED_USERS=''`
			`ALLOWED_GROUPS=''`
			`DENIED_USERS=''`
			`DENIED_GROUPS=''`