Re: Does all ssh traffic use port 22?

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On Monday 02 June 2003 15:39, Paul.Sellnow@ubsw.com wrote:
> Does all ssh traffic, including sftp, use port 22? If so, how do people

No like almost every service, you let your sshd listen on a different port. I know many people that let their sshd listen on port 2222 because the isp firewall blocks all ports <1024.
Nothing stops you from running a sshd on port 80 or whatever, as long as the port is not in use by another daemon (service).

That's the magic of packet analysing, I suggest your open a sniffer and a sshd and experiment a bit with it and you'll see the differences in the packets.

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