I am setting up my server environment on premises so client of our application server will have access to server hardware as well as software.
I am concerning about if the client side manage to create a copy( image ) of the server they may miss use of application and go beyond what they are authorised for.
I want to know how can I secure my server from creating image by someone.
Note: Cent Os flavour of linux is being used to be a server.
bankat vikhe <vikhe.bankat92@gmail.com>
if you have opened scp / sftp port open you can't stop authorized user to copy that stuffs
Sagar B <forlinuxdata@gmail.com>
We are concerning about server configuration and application in the server.
We want nobody should be able to create a image and restore it again.
bankat vikhe <vikhe.bankat92@gmail.com>
If that fellow is engineer like you :) then you need to worry here :D
because, no one will try to do like this and if he is able to access till that directory where you dont want then for that you need to prevent them from accessing that directory but limiting scope of that use by chroot
Sagar B <forlinuxdata@gmail.com>
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