John Merritt wrote: > . . . is there anything you can do to stop these > attempts, other than not running ssh? I have found a non-standard port to be satisfactory so far. APF firewall has a built-in feature, but I am not sure it works on non-standard ports. I am thinking about installing this, http://denyhosts.sourceforge.net/, in case any persistent script finds my port. I have not tried this yet, so I do not know.
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