You need to allow multiple users to securely manage a server but want to restrict them to only running specific commands via SSH. Which SSH feature supports this?

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Linux CLI - SSH and Remote Access

AAllowing root login without password

BUsing forced commands in the authorized_keys file

CChanging the SSH port to a random number

DDisabling SSH encryption

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand command restriction in SSH
SSH allows forced commands tied to specific keys in authorized_keys.
Step 2: Recognize security benefit
This limits users to only run allowed commands, improving control.
Final Answer:
Using forced commands in the authorized_keys file -> Option B
Quick Check:
Restrict commands = forced commands = D [OK]

Quick Trick: Use forced commands in authorized_keys to limit actions [OK]

Common Mistakes:

Thinking disabling encryption helps control
Assuming port change restricts commands
Allowing root login without password is insecure

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You need to allow multiple users to securely manage a server but want to restrict them to only running specific commands via SSH. Which SSH feature supports this?

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Step 2: Recognize security benefit

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