setting for sshd_config. Default is ‘no’. PAM is not commonly used for SSH authentication and can introduce security risks if not configured properly, so it is disabled by default. Thi setting is related to PasswordAuthentication and KbdInteractiveAuthentication, and should be set to ‘yes’ only if you want to use PAM for authentication together with those settings.
+setting for sshd_config. Default is ‘yes’, which allows SSH agent forwarding, but can be set to ‘no’ if you want to disable this feature for security reasons.
+setting for sshd_config. Default is ‘yes’, which allows TCP forwarding, but can be set to ‘no’ if you want to disable this feature for security reasons.
+setting for sshd_config. Default is ‘no’, which means that remote hosts cannot connect to forwarded ports, but can be set to ‘yes’ or ‘clientspecified’ if you want to allow remote hosts to connect to forwarded ports. This setting should be used with caution if enabled, as it can introduce security risks.
+setting for sshd_config. Default is ‘no’, which disables X11 forwarding, but can be set to ‘yes’ if you want to allow X11 forwarding. This setting should be used with caution if enabled.
+setting for sshd_config. Default is ‘10’. This setting is only relevant if X11 forwarding is enabled, and specifies the first display number available for X11 forwarding. The default of ‘10’ means that the first forwarded display will be :10, the second will be :11, and so on. This setting can be adjusted if you want to use a different range of display numbers for X11 forwarding.
+setting for sshd_config. Default is ‘yes’, which means that X11 forwarding will only be available on the loopback interface, but can be set to ‘no’ if you want to allow X11 forwarding on all network interfaces.
+setting for sshd_config. Default is ‘yes’, which allows TTY allocation, but can be set to ‘no’ if you want to disable TTY allocation.
+setting for sshd_config. Default is ‘yes’, which means that the message of the day will be printed when users log in, but can be set to ‘no’ if you want to disable this feature.
+setting for sshd_config. Default is ‘yes’, which means that the last login information will be printed when users log in, but can be set to ‘no’ if you want to disable this feature.
+setting for sshd_config. Default is ‘yes’, which means that TCP keepalive messages will be sent, but can be set to ‘no’ if you want to disable this feature. This setting can be useful to disable if you have issues with dropped connections, but in general it is recommended to keep it enabled.
+setting for sshd_config. Default is ‘no’, which means that user environment variables will not be processed, but can be set to ‘yes’ if you want to allow users to specify environment variables in their ~/.ssh/environment file.
+setting for sshd_config. Default is ‘delayed’, which means that compression will be enabled after successful authentication, but can be set to ‘yes’ if you want to enable compression from the start of the connection. The ‘delayed’ setting is a good compromise that allows for faster authentication while still providing the benefits of compression for the rest of the session.
+setting for sshd_config. Default is ‘0’, which means that no keepalive messages will be sent by the server, but can be set to a positive integer to specify the interval in seconds between keepalive messages sent by the server to the client. This can be useful to detect and close stale connections, but should be used with caution as it can cause unexpected disconnections if set too aggressively.
+setting for sshd_config. Default is ‘3’. This setting is only relevant if ssh_client_alive_interval is set to a positive integer, and specifies the number of consecutive keepalive messages that can be sent without receiving a response from the client before the server considers the connection to be stale and disconnects it.
+setting for sshd_config. Default is ‘no’, which means that the server will not perform DNS lookups on connecting clients, but can be set to ‘yes’ if you want the server to perform DNS lookups. Disabling DNS lookups can improve connection times and reduce the risk of DNS spoofing attacks, so it is generally recommended to keep this setting disabled unless you have a specific need for it.
+setting for sshd_config. Default is ‘/var/run/sshd.pid’, which is the common location for the sshd PID file, but can be set to a different path if desired. This setting specifies the location of the sshd PID file.
+setting for sshd_config. Default is ‘10:30:100’, which means that the server will allow up to 10 concurrent unauthenticated connections, and will start dropping connections with a probability that increases linearly.
+setting for sshd_config. Default is ‘no’, which means that tunneling is not allowed, but can be set to ‘yes’ if you want to allow tunneling, or ‘point-to-point’ to allow only point-to-point tunneling. This setting should be used with caution if enabled.
+setting for sshd_config. Default is ‘none’, which means that no chroot directory will be used, but can be set to a valid directory path if you want to use chroot for SSH sessions.
+setting for sshd_config. Default is ‘none’, which means that no version addendum will be included in the SSH banner, but can be set to a custom string if you want to include additional information in the SSH version banner. This can be used for branding purposes, but should be used with caution as it can potentially leak information about the server that could be useful to attackers.
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# File 'manifests/params.pp', line 99
+ # File 'manifests/params.pp', line 188
class confdroid_ssh::params (
@@ -919,6 +1299,26 @@ class confdroid_ssh::params (
String $ssh_gssapi_key_exchange = 'no',
String $ssh_gssapi_enablek5users = 'no',
String $ssh_use_pam = 'no',
+ String $ssh_allow_agent_forwarding = 'yes',
+ String $ssh_allow_tcp_forwarding = 'yes',
+ String $ssh_gateway_ports = 'no',
+ String $ssh_x11_forwarding = 'no',
+ String $ssh_x11_display_offset = '10',
+ String $ssh_x11_use_localhost = 'yes',
+ String $ssh_permit_tty = 'yes',
+ String $ssh_print_motd = 'yes',
+ String $ssh_print_lastlog = 'yes',
+ String $ssh_tcp_keepalive = 'yes',
+ String $ssh_permit_user_environment = 'no',
+ String $ssh_compression = 'delayed',
+ String $ssh_client_alive_interval = '0',
+ String $ssh_client_alive_count_max = '3',
+ String $ssh_use_dns = 'no',
+ String $ssh_pid_file = '/var/run/sshd.pid',
+ String $ssh_max_startups = '10:30:100',
+ String $ssh_permit_tunnel = 'no',
+ String $ssh_chroot_directory = 'none',
+ String $ssh_version_addendum = 'none',
) {
# default facts
diff --git a/manifests/params.pp b/manifests/params.pp
index 5c862f1..7eb6436 100644
--- a/manifests/params.pp
+++ b/manifests/params.pp
@@ -95,6 +95,95 @@
# related to PasswordAuthentication and KbdInteractiveAuthentication, and
# should be set to 'yes' only if you want to use PAM for authentication
# together with those settings.
+# @param [String] ssh_allow_agent_forwarding setting for sshd_config.
+# Default is 'yes', which allows SSH agent forwarding, but can be set to 'no'
+# if you want to disable this feature for security reasons.
+# @param [String] ssh_allow_tcp_forwarding setting for sshd_config.
+# Default is 'yes', which allows TCP forwarding, but can be set to 'no'
+# if you want to disable this feature for security reasons.
+# @param [String] ssh_gateway_ports setting for sshd_config.
+# Default is 'no', which means that remote hosts cannot connect to
+# forwarded ports, but can be set to 'yes' or 'clientspecified' if you want
+# to allow remote hosts to connect to forwarded ports. This setting should
+# be used with caution if enabled, as it can introduce security risks.
+# @param [String] ssh_x11_forwarding setting for sshd_config.
+# Default is 'no', which disables X11 forwarding, but can be set to 'yes'
+# if you want to allow X11 forwarding. This setting should be used with
+# caution if enabled.
+# @param [String] ssh_x11_display_offset setting for sshd_config.
+# Default is '10'. This setting is only relevant if X11 forwarding is
+# enabled, and specifies the first display number available for X11
+# forwarding. The default of '10' means that the first forwarded display
+# will be :10, the second will be :11, and so on. This setting can be
+# adjusted if you want to use a different range of display numbers for
+# X11 forwarding.
+# @param [String] ssh_x11_use_localhost setting for sshd_config.
+# Default is 'yes', which means that X11 forwarding will only be
+# available on the loopback interface, but can be set to 'no' if you want
+# to allow X11 forwarding on all network interfaces.
+# @param [String] ssh_permit_tty setting for sshd_config.
+# Default is 'yes', which allows TTY allocation, but can be set to 'no'
+# if you want to disable TTY allocation.
+# @param [String] ssh_print_motd setting for sshd_config.
+# Default is 'yes', which means that the message of the day will be printed
+# when users log in, but can be set to 'no' if you want to disable this feature.
+# @param [String] ssh_print_lastlog setting for sshd_config.
+# Default is 'yes', which means that the last login information will be printed
+# when users log in, but can be set to 'no' if you want to disable this feature.
+# @param [String] ssh_tcp_keepalive setting for sshd_config.
+# Default is 'yes', which means that TCP keepalive messages will be sent, but
+# can be set to 'no' if you want to disable this feature. This setting can
+# be useful to disable if you have issues with dropped connections, but in
+# general it is recommended to keep it enabled.
+# @param [String] ssh_permit_user_environment setting for sshd_config.
+# Default is 'no', which means that user environment variables will not be
+# processed, but can be set to 'yes' if you want to allow users to specify
+# environment variables in their ~/.ssh/environment file.
+# @param [String] ssh_compression setting for sshd_config.
+# Default is 'delayed', which means that compression will be enabled after
+# successful authentication, but can be set to 'yes' if you want to enable
+# compression from the start of the connection. The 'delayed' setting is a
+# good compromise that allows for faster authentication while still providing
+# the benefits of compression for the rest of the session.
+# @param [String] ssh_client_alive_interval setting for sshd_config.
+# Default is '0', which means that no keepalive messages will be sent by the
+# server, but can be set to a positive integer to specify the interval in seconds
+# between keepalive messages sent by the server to the client. This can be useful
+# to detect and close stale connections, but should be used with caution as it can
+# cause unexpected disconnections if set too aggressively.
+# @param [String] ssh_client_alive_count_max setting for sshd_config.
+# Default is '3'. This setting is only relevant if ssh_client_alive_interval is set
+# to a positive integer, and specifies the number of consecutive keepalive messages
+# that can be sent without receiving a response from the client before the server
+# considers the connection to be stale and disconnects it.
+# @param [String] ssh_use_dns setting for sshd_config.
+# Default is 'no', which means that the server will not perform DNS lookups on
+# connecting clients, but can be set to 'yes' if you want the server to
+# perform DNS lookups. Disabling DNS lookups can improve connection times
+# and reduce the risk of DNS spoofing attacks, so it is generally
+# recommended to keep this setting disabled unless you have a specific need for it.
+# @param [String] ssh_pid_file setting for sshd_config.
+# Default is '/var/run/sshd.pid', which is the common location for the
+# sshd PID file, but can be set to a different path if desired.
+# This setting specifies the location of the sshd PID file.
+# @param [String] ssh_max_startups setting for sshd_config.
+# Default is '10:30:100', which means that the server will allow up to 10
+# concurrent unauthenticated connections, and will start dropping connections
+# with a probability that increases linearly.
+# @param [String] ssh_permit_tunnel setting for sshd_config.
+# Default is 'no', which means that tunneling is not allowed, but can be
+# set to 'yes' if you want to allow tunneling, or 'point-to-point' to allow
+# only point-to-point tunneling. This setting should be used with caution if enabled.
+# @param [String] ssh_chroot_directory setting for sshd_config.
+# Default is 'none', which means that no chroot directory will be used, but
+# can be set to a valid directory path if you want to use chroot for SSH
+# sessions.
+# @param [String] ssh_version_addendum setting for sshd_config.
+# Default is 'none', which means that no version addendum will be included in
+# the SSH banner, but can be set to a custom string if you want to include
+# additional information in the SSH version banner. This can be used for
+# branding purposes, but should be used with caution as it can potentially
+# leak information about the server that could be useful to attackers.
##############################################################################
class confdroid_ssh::params (
@@ -140,6 +229,26 @@ class confdroid_ssh::params (
String $ssh_gssapi_key_exchange = 'no',
String $ssh_gssapi_enablek5users = 'no',
String $ssh_use_pam = 'no',
+ String $ssh_allow_agent_forwarding = 'yes',
+ String $ssh_allow_tcp_forwarding = 'yes',
+ String $ssh_gateway_ports = 'no',
+ String $ssh_x11_forwarding = 'no',
+ String $ssh_x11_display_offset = '10',
+ String $ssh_x11_use_localhost = 'yes',
+ String $ssh_permit_tty = 'yes',
+ String $ssh_print_motd = 'yes',
+ String $ssh_print_lastlog = 'yes',
+ String $ssh_tcp_keepalive = 'yes',
+ String $ssh_permit_user_environment = 'no',
+ String $ssh_compression = 'delayed',
+ String $ssh_client_alive_interval = '0',
+ String $ssh_client_alive_count_max = '3',
+ String $ssh_use_dns = 'no',
+ String $ssh_pid_file = '/var/run/sshd.pid',
+ String $ssh_max_startups = '10:30:100',
+ String $ssh_permit_tunnel = 'no',
+ String $ssh_chroot_directory = 'none',
+ String $ssh_version_addendum = 'none',
) {
# default facts
diff --git a/templates/sshd_custom_conf.erb b/templates/sshd_custom_conf.erb
index 4781f08..453bc98 100644
--- a/templates/sshd_custom_conf.erb
+++ b/templates/sshd_custom_conf.erb
@@ -47,3 +47,24 @@ GSSAPICleanupCredentials <%= @ssh_gssapi_cleanup_credentials %>
GSSAPIKeyExchange <%= @ssh_gssapi_key_exchange %>
GSSAPIEnablek5users <%= @ssh_gssapi_enablek5users %>
<% end -%>
+
+AllowAgentForwarding <%= @ssh_allow_agent_forwarding %>
+AllowTcpForwarding <%= @ssh_allow_tcp_forwarding %>
+GatewayPorts <%= @ssh_gateway_ports %>
+X11Forwarding <%= @ssh_x11_forwarding %>
+X11DisplayOffset <%= @ssh_x11_display_offset %>
+X11UseLocalhost <%= @ssh_x11_use_localhost %>
+PermitTTY <%= @ssh_permit_tty %>
+PrintMotd <%= @ssh_print_motd %>
+PrintLastLog <%= @ssh_print_lastlog %>
+TCPKeepAlive <%= @ssh_tcp_keepalive %>
+PermitUserEnvironment <%= @ssh_permit_user_environment %>
+Compression <%= @ssh_compression %>
+ClientAliveInterval <%= @ssh_client_alive_interval %>
+ClientAliveCountMax <%= @ssh_client_alive_count_max %>
+UseDNS <%= @ssh_use_dns %>
+PidFile <%= @ssh_pid_file %>
+MaxStartups <%= @ssh_max_startups %>
+PermitTunnel <%= @ssh_permit_tunnel %>
+ChrootDirectory <%= @ssh_chroot_directory %>
+VersionAddendum <%= @ssh_version_addendum %>
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