HP-UX Secure Shell Getting Started Guide

PidFile
Use this directive to specify where to look for the sshd process ID (PID). This file contains the
most recent instance of the running sshd daemon if multiple sshd daemons are running. If an
sshd daemon is not running, this file is empty.
NOTE: This directive is not valid if you start sshd in debug mode.
The default value is/var/run/sshd.pid
For example:
PidFile /var/run/sshd.pid
Port
Use this directive to ensure that the sshd daemon listens on a particular port. The client must
connect to the same port the daemon is listening on.
The default setting is 22.
NOTE: Specify the Port directive before the ListenAddress directive.
For example:
Port 22
PrintLastLog
Use this directive to display the date and time a user last logged in. This information is displayed
when the user logs in.
The default setting is YES.
For example:
PrintLastLog YES
PrintMotd
Use this directive to display information at login time. The sshd daemon displays information
from the /etc/motd file when a user logs in.
The default setting is YES.
For example:
PrintMotd YES
Protocol
Use this directive to specify the version number of the protocol that the sshd daemon supports.
You can specify multiple versions of the protocol with comma-separated values.
NOTE: This directive specifies only the list of protocol versions available for the client. It does
not prioritize protocols. Specifying 2,1 is identical to specifying 1,2.
The default value is 2.
For example:
Protocol 2
PubkeyAuthAllowUsers
This configuration directive has been introduced by the 3rd party Auth Selection patch. Use this
configuration directive to specify which users can authenticate using Kerberos or local password.
The default setting is to allow all users.
For example:
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