Novell OPEN ENTERPRISE SERVER - PLANNING AND IMPLEMENTATION GUIDE 12-2010 Implementation Manual page 95

6 Click the Linux Profile tab.
7 Select the Enable Linux Profile option.
8 In the Add UNIX Workstation dialog box, browse to and select the UNIX Workstation objects
for the servers you are restricting SSH access to, then click OK > OK.
9 Click Apply > OK.
10 In the Roles and Tasks list, click Modify Object, browse to the group again, then click OK.
11 Click the Other sub-tab.
12 In the Unvalued Attributes list, select uamPosixPAMServiceExcludeList, then click the
left-arrow to move the attribute to the Valued Attributes list.
13 In the Add Attribute dialog box, click the plus sign (+) next to the empty drop-down list.
14 In the Add item field, type
15 Click the Members tab.
16 Browse to and select the User objects that shouldn't have SSH access, then click OK.
17 Click Apply > OK.
Providing SSH Access for Samba Users
There are two options for providing SSH access to users who have been enabled for Samba access:

You can remove the user from the server_name-W-SambaUserGroup.
IMPORTANT: This presupposes that the user is a member of a different LUM-enabled group
that also provides access to the server. If the user was enabled for LUM only as part of a Samba
configuration, then removing the user from the Samba group breaks access to Samba and the
user does not have SSH access.

You can change access for the entire Samba group by moving the
uamPosicPAMServiceExcludeList attribute from the Valued Attributes list to the Unvalued
Attributes list, using the instructions in
Users" on page 94 as a general guide.
NOTE: Although the option to disable SSH access through the Modify Group iManager plug-
in is much more simple and straightforward, that option is not working as of this writing.
Although the plug-in appears to deselect sshd as an allowed service, the service is still selected
when group information is reloaded. Novell plans to address this issue in the near future.
, then click OK > OK.
sshd
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