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####Table of Contents

  1. Overview - What is the SSH module?
  2. Module Description - What does the module do?
  3. Setup - The basics of getting started with SSH
  4. Usage - The classes, defined types, and their parameters available for configuration
  5. Limitations - OS compatibility, etc.

Overview

The SSH module installs, configures, and manages SSH.

Module Description

The SSH module handles installing and configuring SSH across a range of operating systems and distributions.

Setup

What SSH affects

  • Installing SSH
  • /etc/ssh/sshd_config

Basics

Getting started with this module is as simple as specifying the following in your manifest:

class { 'ssh': }

If you would like to customize your /etc/sshd_config a bit, here is a brief example using 2 parameters:

class { 'ssh': permitrootlogin => 'no', banner => '/etc/issue.net' }

Usage

The following parameters are available in the ssh module:

  • port
  • addressfamily
  • listenaddress
  • protocol
  • keyregenerationinterval
  • serverkeybits
  • syslogfacility
  • loglevel
  • logingracetime
  • permitrootlogin
  • strictmodes
  • maxauthtries
  • maxsessions
  • rsaauthentication
  • pubkeyauthentication
  • authorizedkeysfile
  • authorizedkeyscommand
  • authorizedkeyscommandrunas
  • rhostsrsaauthentication
  • hostbasedauthentication
  • ignoreuserknownhosts
  • ignorerhosts
  • permitemptypasswords
  • passwordauthentication
  • challengeresponseauthentication
  • kerberosauthentication
  • kerberosorlocalpasswd
  • kerberosticketcleanup
  • kerberosgetafstoken
  • kerberosusekuserok
  • gssapiauthentication
  • gssapicleanupcredentials
  • gssapistrictacceptorcheck
  • gssapikeyexchange
  • usepam
  • allowagentforwarding
  • allowtcpforwarding
  • gatewayports
  • x11forwarding
  • x11displayoffset
  • x11uselocalhost
  • printmotd
  • printlastlog
  • tcpkeepalive
  • uselogin
  • useprivilegeseparation
  • permituserenvironment
  • compression
  • clientaliveinterval
  • clientalivecountmax
  • showpatchlevel
  • usedns
  • pidfile
  • maxstartups
  • permittunnel
  • chrootdirectory
  • banner

Limitations

This module has been built and tested against Puppet 3.0 and higher.

The module has been tested on:

  • RedHat Enterprise Linux 6
  • CentOS 6
  • Ubuntu 12.04

Testing on other platforms has been light and cannot be guaranteed.

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