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Hi, Our requirement is not to use the default SSH port, So I have edited /etc/ssh/sshd_config file and changed the default port 22 to 2022, and I have restarted the ...
  1. 03-07-2011 #1
    purusrhce
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    SSH Issue

    Hi,

    Our requirement is not to use the default SSH port, So I have edited /etc/ssh/sshd_config file and changed the default port 22 to 2022, and I have restarted the sshd daemon. Now port 2022 is open in all servers however when i ssh to the remote hosts I cannot login directly.

    I have to use the below command to connect to the remote server, I dont want to provide SSH port number info while login to remote servers, How to achieve this.

    ssh -p 2022 server02

    Thanks in advance,
    Puru
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    Add this to each client and users´ ~/.ssh/config
    Code:
    host <YOUR_SERVERS>
 Port 2022
    <YOUR_SERVERS> can use wildcards: ie
    Code:
    host *.internal.<YOUR_DOMAIN>
or
host 192.168.0.*
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