Knowledge Base Article
If you want to allow an SSH access for a standard account on your Dedicated server follow the steps listed in this article:
1. First you should generate an SSH key pair for the account. More information on how to do this is available in the following articles:
2. Open WHM on your DS and navigate to Account Functions > Modify an Account.
3. Activate SSH access through the Shell Access check box.
4. Log in to your DS as root via SSH.
5. Navigate to /home/user/.ssh folder:
cd /home/user/.ssh
(Change user with the actual username of the account for which you want to allow SSH.)
6. Enter the following shell command:
vi authorized_keys
The file will be opened in a text editor. Press the "i" key on your keyboard in order to start inserting text and paste the public SSH key which you have already generated.
Click "Esc", type ":wq!" (without the quotes) and press "Enter" to save the modified file.
7. Execute the following command in the shell prompt:
iptables -I INPUT -s CustomerIP -p tcp --dport 18765 -j ACCEPT
Change CustomerIP with the IP of the computer which needs the SSH connection.
8. Restart your firewall and SSH services:
/etc/init.d/firewall restart /etc/init.d/sshd restart
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