SSH Gateway (not just forwarding) with command logging - can it be done?
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SSH Gateway (not just forwarding) with command logging - can it be done?
I want to create a bastion host between a corporate network and a network management network that would look like the following:
User A uses PuTTY to connect to Bastion Host on TCP/2001 (ssh listening here) and the bastion host redirects to a Telnet (TCP/23) connection to old non-ssh capable device (Host X).
All commands that User A issues is recorded on the bastion host (psacct)
User B uses PuTTY to connect to Bastion Host on TCP/2002 (same ssh process as above is also listening here) and the bastion host redirects to a Telnet (TCP/23) connection to old non-ssh capable device (Host Y).
All commands that User B issues is recorded on the bastion host (psacct)
It would be real nice to have a simple configuration file that just says:
Bastion Host port 2001 = remote host X port 23
Bastion Host port 2002 = remote host Y port 23
User A authorized Host X & Host Y
User B authorized Host Y only.
Anyone know of anything that does this? If so, or have any ideas - would greatly appreciate.
I want to create a bastion host between a corporate network and a network management network that would look like the following:
User A uses PuTTY to connect to Bastion Host on TCP/2001 (ssh listening here) and the bastion host redirects to a Telnet (TCP/23) connection to old non-ssh capable device (Host X).
All commands that User A issues is recorded on the bastion host (psacct)
User B uses PuTTY to connect to Bastion Host on TCP/2002 (same ssh process as above is also listening here) and the bastion host redirects to a Telnet (TCP/23) connection to old non-ssh capable device (Host Y).
All commands that User B issues is recorded on the bastion host (psacct)
It would be real nice to have a simple configuration file that just says:
Bastion Host port 2001 = remote host X port 23
Bastion Host port 2002 = remote host Y port 23
User A authorized Host X & Host Y
User B authorized Host Y only.
Anyone know of anything that does this? If so, or have any ideas - would greatly appreciate.
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