sshd and pam
Lowell Gilbert
freebsd-questions-local at be-well.ilk.org
Wed Jul 27 18:20:54 GMT 2005
[Message reformatted.]
<cartman_step1 at spymac.com> writes:
> yes i'm logging in as root , now i have understand , cause i can log
> in as a normal user . But then it's possible to log in as root , so
> i can administrate remotely the machine on the lan?
su(8).
[personally, I'm fond of sudo, which is in the ports]
Letting root log in directly leaves you with no audit trail, and a
single point of failure in your security scheme. You can configure
sshd to let root log in, but I don't generally advise it for a network
on the Internet.
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