SSH Access Configuration

The SSH Access Configuration page allows administrators to securely manage and control SSH and SFTP access to the server.

Overview

URL: /admin/ssh-access

This page provides settings to control the SSH/SFTP service, SSH port, allowed IP addresses, and root login permissions.

SSH Access Control

SSH Port

Type: Input (number)
Default: 22
Description: The TCP port used by the SSH daemon. Changing the default port can help reduce automated attacks. Use a non-standard port only if you understand the implications.

Access Restrictions

Allowed IP Addresses

Type: Multi-IP input field
Description: Specify IP addresses that are allowed to access the server via SSH.
If left empty, SSH is open to all IPs, which is not recommended for production environments.
Supports multiple IPs with add/remove capability.

Permit Root Login

Type: Toggle
Description: Allows or denies direct SSH access as the root user.
Security Tip: It is highly recommended to disable this option to prevent potential attacks. Use a non-root user with sudo privileges instead.

Save Settings

Click the Save Settings button to apply any changes made on this page.