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From: Paul Dekkers <psd@gromit.eu.org>
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Subject: Limit access to tty's?
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Hi

Can I make it so that normal users can't login on real vty's but just on
an terminal or using an telnet session?
I don't want them to login on the computer itself... :-)

Paul
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BTW, I use 2.2.1