Enabling Jailed Shell access for a cPanel user

                 Enabling Jailed Shell access for a cPanel user

WHM >> Account Functions >> Manage shell Access >> Search for the domain >> Select the "Jailed Shell" >> Two options will be displayed for select => select the second one (which says not recommended).

After setting the above things go to the back end of the server and open the ssd_config file (/etc/ssh/sshd_config ) under the home directory.

At the end of the file, add the username as shown below.

AllowUsers root@110.4.45.* root@103.6.196.* root@103.6.198.* root@110.4.43.*  otoworkz

If you couldnot find such a line in the sshd_config file, you can copy the above line and paste in the last of the file.

eg:- AllowUsers root@IP-of-the-server username

Normal Shell — Select this option to grant the user access to the shell with no limitations.
Jailed Shell — Select this option to grant the user access to a jailed shell, which limits the user's ability to run certain commands that could harm your server. 
Disabled Shell — Select this option to deny shell access to the user.