December 2018
Beginner
320 pages
8h 57m
English
SELinux does much more than just restricting the access of processes to files based on SELinux labels. It can also control the network traffic by restricting access to unauthorized ports for a service. By default, the SELinux policy allows the ssh service to access port, 22/TCP . In the following example, we allow ssh to run on another port 2525/TCP, in addition to its default port, as shown in the following steps:

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