You can restrict which OS users have access to the SFTPPlus file transfers and management services.
Comma-separated list of operating system groups with accounts allowed to authenticate for file transfer services. When empty, all OS accounts are denied.
Comma-separated list of operating system groups with accounts which are allowed to authenticate to the local manager service. Leave it empty to disable OS accounts to authenticate as administrators.
You can configure what SFTPPlus groups are associated to the OS users for which no explicit configuration is defined.
The base set of groups associated with all the OS accounts. Leave empty to not use any base groups.
This defines the way in which OS users are associated to SFTPPlus groups.
You can configure what SFTPPlus roles are associated to the OS administrators.
The base set of groups associated with all the OS accounts. Leave empty to not use any base groups.
This defines the way in which OS users are associated to SFTPPlus groups.
SFTPPlus can use the PAM OS system call to authenticate OS accounts. When PAM is disabled, it will try to authenticate OS accounts by direct access to the passwd and shadow files.
Define how PAM is used for username and password authentication.
Name of the PAM service used in the authentication request.