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Originally Posted by neurosis
I definitely need to change the ssh port ive noticed. The jail was up for one hour and already 4 attempts to login. I started denyhosts in the jail but will change the ssh port soon.
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In most cases it's unnecessary to change the port sshd listens on. If I could suggest some alternatives:
http://daemonforums.org/showthread.php?t=74
Additionally, do some searching on the forums - there are brute force mitigation techniques using PF that may come in handy.
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Originally Posted by neurosis
I originally set up an account inside of the jail for admin purposes but later deleted it figuring that I could just admin it from the computer itself. Im not sure what the best way to go about administrating the jail is yet.
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How about
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# jexec 1 /bin/csh
(where '1' refers to the appropiate jail ID, returned by
jls(8).)
That will drop you into a root shell within the jail.