Hello all,
I'm looking for solution to following scenario:
There is one server with one IP address accessible from internet. This machine is running jails, which uses private IPs, so they are not accessible from internet. I would like to allow users to login via SSH to their jails, but I'm not sure how to do that.
Would you consider using ChrootDirectory in sshd_config of "master machine" set to / of user's jail secure enough to separate ssh session of jail user from system running on "master machine"? If yes, is there posible to include additional files to "main" /etc/ssh/sshd_config, which will allow me to keep config files for particular user in common place for such user? Didn't find any usefull information sources for this.
Is there in the universe something like ssh proxy available?
Any other ideas?
I'm looking for solution to following scenario:
There is one server with one IP address accessible from internet. This machine is running jails, which uses private IPs, so they are not accessible from internet. I would like to allow users to login via SSH to their jails, but I'm not sure how to do that.
Would you consider using ChrootDirectory in sshd_config of "master machine" set to / of user's jail secure enough to separate ssh session of jail user from system running on "master machine"? If yes, is there posible to include additional files to "main" /etc/ssh/sshd_config, which will allow me to keep config files for particular user in common place for such user? Didn't find any usefull information sources for this.
Is there in the universe something like ssh proxy available?
Any other ideas?