![]() ![]() No, nothing has changed with the user, it is an absolute bare-bones, lowest-rights account on the system. Yes, that user is in the sshd_config file as the only approved user. However, while I can still log on via the Vultr console using my single SSH-enabled account, any attempt to log on via ssh gets an "access denied". Had to attach a fsck.repair=yes to the Grub command string in order to “get back up and running” in terms of at least getting a login prompt.Įdit3: I HAVE GAINED SSH ACCESS. Will update when I can.Įdit2: JFC, made CentOS completely unbootable thanks to SELinux. I need to gain SSH access to my server, but SSH is currently in a schizophrenic state - the service claims it is on port 22, but the netstat claims it is correctly listening on that high port.Įdit: I also seem to have hosed my installation by working with seLinux (switching it between permissive, disabled, and enforcing so I can test ssl connectivity at every state), as it currently isn’t booting into a login prompt. Re-started firewalld & sshd, yet grep ssh /etc/services shows SSH stubbornly attached to port 22 for both TCP and UDP.Ī firewall-cmd -list-all shows that ssh comes up as a service, but no ports are being listened on - the ports entry is blank.Ī netstat -tulpn | grep : shows SSHD listening in on the server’s static IP address that was manually added to sshd_config, but also on the correct port - WTF? Re-ran the semanage script to ensure that the port can be reached. Then I have gone and confirmed that firewalld is actually open on that port. ![]() Besides, a 60+ character password tends to be sufficient when combined with auto-banning.) Until a key can float along with me without requiring a physical device to sit on, I cannot afford to switch away from password auth. (I know, security through obscurity, but just work with me for now. ![]() Now, I have edited /etc/ssh/sshd_config, and have explicitly uncommented and set the Port to a high number. So I'm trying to use the Vultr noVNC panel to access my VM directly, so that I can at least get SSH up and running to have an easier time of it (the Vultr noVNC console is not allowing SHIFT to work except for uppercase letters… hella irritating).Įxcept SSHD service refuses to properly (as in, fully) implement its config file. And a bunch of other services, such as SSH. ![]() All cPanel/WHM services are offline, at least in terms of being unreachable. ![]()
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