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I have a samba domain on ubuntu. i create a security group ssh_grp. how to say ssh that only member of this group can login.<br />
&quot;normally all domain user can login. ssh user@server &nbsp; it's ok&quot;<br />
i wrote:<br />
AllowGroups domain\ssh_grp<br />
DenyUsers *<br />
in my sshd_config.<br />
but it's not working i restart and change port 22 from ssh.<br />
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from cmd i say ssh user@server -p &quot;port&quot;<br />
i wrote the password<br />
permission de....
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I have a samba domain on ubuntu. i create a security group ssh_grp. how to say ssh that only member of this group can login.
"normally all domain user can login. ssh user@server   it's ok"
i wrote:
AllowGroups domain\ssh_grp
DenyUsers *
in my sshd_config.
but it's not working i restart and change port 22 from ssh.

from cmd i say ssh user@server -p "port"
i wrote the password
permission de....

Permission to login to domain group only

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