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Login restrictions in NIS environment

Login restrictions in NIS environment

2005-06-08       - By Cecilio Mar?n

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Sugerence: Separe services by IPs. Then, you can restrict by IP (equal
by service).

Slts.

Richard Hobbs escribi??:

>Hello,
>
>We have a NIS environment here, and all linux machines look at the same NIS
>server.
>
>Our NIS Server, however, is also our DNS Server, and Intranet server, and
>Sun GridEngine master, and a few other things, and the problem is that users
>are perfectly able to log into this machine as if it was just another linux
>box.
>
>We therefore need to restrict people from logging into certain machines on
>our network, but the same machines need to remain in NIS for those users we
>want to allow.
>
>Do you know if this can be done? If so, how?
>
>Thanks in advance,
>Richard.
>
>  
>

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