openssh unix dev - Dec 2003 - Logging failed login attempts (version 3.7.1p2)

Is it possible to configure sshd (version 3.7.1p2, in my case)  to log all
failed login attempts?

I've messed around with various syslog.conf settings and I've modified
the
sshd_config file to "UseLogin yes", assuming this may be required in
order
to leverage the /etc/default/login settings used by telnet.  Nothing has
worked, so far.

For auditing purposes, I've been asked to show that failed login attempts
are logged.

 Thank you

 Bill

Bill Heafey wrote:
> 
> Is it possible to configure sshd (version 3.7.1p2, in my case)  to log all
> failed login attempts?
> 
> I've messed around with various syslog.conf settings and I've
modified the
> sshd_config file to "UseLogin yes", assuming this may be required
in order
> to leverage the /etc/default/login settings used by telnet.  Nothing has
> worked, so far.
> 
> For auditing purposes, I've been asked to show that failed login
attempts
> are logged.
Try LogLevel VERBOSE in sshd_config.

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