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That is the thing, if we are talking about my personal linux server I am good with key auth + fail2ban and ssh on high port to have less spam in logs. For work
by ozim 8y ago
That is the thing, if we are talking about my personal linux server I am good with key auth + fail2ban and ssh on high port to have less spam in logs.
For work related stuff if I have to deal with multiple people accessing multiple servers then it is different story. Strictly forbidding ssh to have people connect from one IP is a lot more control. Then also key auth but I don't have to setup some google auth.
- imthenachoman 8y agoAgreed. The guide is intended for a home server. Anything more and you'd need a more robust network with dedicated firewalls and a DMZ, etc....