SFTP User throttling settings

First identify a few things before you start the operation

(1) Determine the sshd version is higher than 4.8

(2) Confirm that SELinux is off, or authorize the corresponding directory

(3) Be sure to follow the steps otherwise there may be permissions issues

(4) The following command uses root operation

1. Create an SFTP user group

Groupadd sftpusers

2. Create a directory that specifies to block

mkdir/home/sftp/sunsun/

3. Create a user and specify the directory of the user's home directory as chroot

Useradd-s/bin/false-g sftpusers-d/home/sftp/sunsun/sunsun

4. Set the password

passwd Sunsun

5. Create an Upload directory

Mkdir/home/sftp/sunsun/upload

6. Authorized user permissions on this directory

Chown Sunsun:sftpusers/home/sftp/sunsun/upload

7. Modify the SSHD profile---a few lines of content added to the profile are best added at the end of the configuration file, or you might see the following error message "*usedns*"

Vim/etc/ssh/sshd_config (edit this directory)

Subsystem sftp internal-sftp

Match Group Sftpusers

Chrootdirectory%h

Forcecommand internal-sftp

Allowtcpforwarding No

X11forwarding No

Restart the SSHD service after Setup is complete

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SFTP user throttling settings