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Forced Command

A restriction configured for an authorized key that prevents executing commands other than the specified command when logging in using the key. In some SSH implementations, forced command can be configured by using a "command=" restriction in an authorized keys file.

Source: NISTIR 7966 | Category:

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	{{CyberTerm\|definition=A restriction configured for an authorized key that prevents ~~executing~~ commands other than the specified command when logging in using the key. In some SSH implementations, forced command can be configured by using a "command=" restriction in an authorized keys file.\|source=NISTIR 7966}}		{{CyberTerm\|definition=A restriction configured for an authorized key that prevents executing commands other than the specified command when logging in using the key. In some SSH implementations, forced command can be configured by using a "command=" restriction in an authorized keys file.\|source=NISTIR 7966}}