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openssh outbound client connection logging.

from [Jimmy Stewpot] Network Security [Permanent Link]
Subject: openssh outbound client connection logging.
Date: Wed, 31 Jan 2007 08:39:50 +0000 
Hello,

I have been attempting to look for a way in which we can log who is
using the openssh client on a shared shell server. The idea is we would
like to be able to track which users are logging into which servers with
which credentials in a central syslog server.

For example

User joe has logged into shellserverA. the user then connects to serverB
 using ssh with user details of bob. We would like to see in the syslog
file

time and date shellserverA user : joe has logged into serverB with bob

That way we hope to be able to centrally verify who was logging into
servers at any particular time. Does anyone know of any patches which
would allow us to have this type of functionality. I am currently using OpenSSH_4.3p2 on Ubuntu Linux.

Regards,

Jimmy.

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