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> > Message from Steven
> > ===================
> > > Is access via X more secure than running dropbear (ssh server)?
> >
> > No, ssh is more secure.
>
> I don't know how to run X via ssh.
>
> Can I restrict logins to X server to only one IP number?

Can I restrict ssh type logins to only one IP number?

dbclient -j Disable local port forwarding
dbclient -k Disable remote port forwarding
dbclient -g always allow remote hosts to connect to forwarded ports
dbclient -R <listenport:remotehost:remoteport>

Is a remote host on another LAN?

dbclient -R <22:192.168.0.2:22>   Would this restrict it correctly?

dbclient-uclibc would not run in BL3.4 on my laptop
couldn't open random device.
I had to make /dev/random (mknod /dev/random c 1 8) and chmod +x it.
It still tells me:
Warning:  Reading the random source seems to have blocked.
If you experience problems, you probably need to find a better entropy 
source.
Then nothing.  Ctrl-C exited.

dbclient - glibc 2.2.5 worked in BL2 on another laptop (and it works on 
the server to access the server).

ssh-uclibc (Steven's) works on the server to access the server, but acts 
like dbclient-uclibc on the client.