SSH rules

Use the SSH Rules page to customize settings related to secure shell (SSH) access. SSH is used to authenticate users to the command-line interface.

To update the SSH rules settings, complete these steps:
  1. In the management GUI, select Settings > Security > SSH Rules.
  2. You can update any of the following details:
    SSH login grace period (seconds)
    Indicates the amount of time in seconds to log in before SSH times out. The range is 15 - 1800.
    Maximum login attempts (SSH)
    Indicates the total number of login attempts allowed per single SSH connection. The range is 1 - 10.
    SSH listening port
    Indicates the SSH port number on which SSH server is listening. The default value is 22.
  3. Click Save.