Is there a way to tell what process owns a connection?
You can use the MU SHOW/CONN=PID or MU SHOW/CONN=PROC commands to list the connections and the PID or name or the process that owns them. How can I configure MultiNet’s (or TCPWare’s) SSH server to ignore requests from addresses which are not in some sort of “approved” list? I can add hosts to the SSH configuration file but it seems that the SSH server doesn’t check the client address until *after* it’s accepted the client connection. I want it to completely *ignore* such clients. You can use packet filtering to block those. The following set of rules would only allow connections from the 192.42.95.0/24 subnet and the host 198.115.48.1 – permit tcp 192.42.95.0 255.255.255.0 0 0 eq 22 permit tcp 198.115.48.1 255.255.255.
