Change Console Restriction from Command Line

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tony28

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Using Debian command line, how can I revert "Console Restriction" to allow access from anywhere?
I assume "Console Restriction" does not affect SSH, correct?
 
did you cut the branch you were seated on ?
 
not yet..but need to know just in case, I cannot find documentation about manually editing a file that will allow console access from anywhere or at least modify file so I can add an ip in case I get locked out
 
Hi Tony,

The answer is you don't. SSH is separate from management console access. Just arrange access to the network the server is based upon so you can reach the management console as a local network user as a worst case scenario. Add allowed IP addresses via the interface we provide if you have a static public IP from which you will manage your PBX so you never get locked out.
 
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