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[[Main Page|Home]] > [[CentOS]] > [[CentOS 6.x]] > [[Security tools]] > [[Securing remote shell access]] > [[Denyhosts configuration]] > [[Removing banned IP from denyhosts]] | |||
'''Denyhosts has been deprecated as it is not being maintained. Please install and use [[fail2ban]] instead''' | |||
'''Denyhosts has been deprecated as it is not being maintained. Please install and use fail2ban instead''' | |||
To remove banned IP from denyhosts follow these steps: | To remove banned IP from denyhosts follow these steps: | ||
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# Start denyhosts service using "service denyhosts start" command. | # Start denyhosts service using "service denyhosts start" command. | ||
# Wait for a minute or so and check file /etc/hosts.deny that the IP is not added again to banned IPs list. This is necessary to ensure the unblocking was successful. | # Wait for a minute or so and check file /etc/hosts.deny that the IP is not added again to banned IPs list. This is necessary to ensure the unblocking was successful. | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:38, 24 March 2022
Home > CentOS > CentOS 6.x > Security tools > Securing remote shell access > Denyhosts configuration > Removing banned IP from denyhosts
Denyhosts has been deprecated as it is not being maintained. Please install and use fail2ban instead
To remove banned IP from denyhosts follow these steps:
Check whether IP is present in "/etc/hosts.deny" or not. If IP is not present in the file then it is not blocked.
If IP is present then use following procedure to remove IP from denyhosts ban
- Use "service denyhosts stop" command to stop denyhosts service temporarily.
- Remove / comment the IP to be allowed in file /etc/hosts.deny
- Go to directory "/usr/share/denyhosts/data"
- Remove the IP from all text files in that directory. Do not add untrusted IPs to allowed-hosts file, else that person will never get blocked no matter how many bad tries he makes.
- Use command "grep <ip-address> *" to make sure that IP is not present in any text file.
- Start denyhosts service using "service denyhosts start" command.
- Wait for a minute or so and check file /etc/hosts.deny that the IP is not added again to banned IPs list. This is necessary to ensure the unblocking was successful.
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