Restrict others from login your important Linux machine

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If you have a critical machine like your team’s CI server that runs on Linux, so you don’t want every members in your group to access it.

Modifying this setting /etc/security/access.conf on Linux can do it.

How to setup
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I commented out the access settings for TEAM A, and add some user accounts can access.

#+ : (SRV_WW_TEAM_A_CompAdmin) : ALL
+ : shenx, map, xiar : ALL

Be careful not to restrict everyone including yourself.

It would be best to allow several people can also access it to prevent any issues to log in with your account or you leave the organization.

Then when I try to use another account not in the list to access this machine and the connection shows closed.

$ ssh test@devciserver.organization.com
test@devciserver.organization.com's password:
Connection closed by 10.84.17.119 port 22

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