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Hello, Ive installed open ssh on a cygwin system to use with an ssh tunnel. Now that it is up an running im looking to harden the security a bit ...
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    openssh: Need to add TCP wrappers

    Hello,

    Ive installed open ssh on a cygwin system to use with an ssh tunnel. Now that it is up an running im looking to harden the security a bit by adding ip filtering. The ssh-host-config script i used to setup openssh apparently did not include the --with-tcp-wrappers option.

    Do i need to recompile the build or is there a way to add the tcp wrappers option to my current install?

    Thanks in advance for any help.

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    AFAIK, you'll need to recompile to enable tcp wrapper support.

    Are you sure it's not there already? It is a common option.

    ldd $(which sshd) | grep libwrap

    Does that produce any output?

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    Hi,

    You may also use iptables to secure your ssh.Personally, Iptables could probably give you a more flexiable choice to secure your network.

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