Yesterday I have to change default ssh port from 22 to 1022. This change in port from default to non-default enhances security of your server a little bit. Changing port from 22 to 1022 will stop automated attacks and it becomes difficult to guess from which port server is accessible.
Solution :-
1. As root user edit the sshd_config file in /etc/ssh location.
edit Port 22 to Port 1022
2. Before changing port to a non default value, check port is not being used by any other server.
3. Once Port has been changed in /etc/ssh/sshd_config file , restart SSH service :-
#stopsrc -s sshd
#startsrc -s sshd
or by
#service sshd restart
4. Check that the changed port is working:-
ssh -p 1022 server1
I hope this article helped you.
Regards,
Amit Rath
Solution :-
1. As root user edit the sshd_config file in /etc/ssh location.
edit Port 22 to Port 1022
2. Before changing port to a non default value, check port is not being used by any other server.
3. Once Port has been changed in /etc/ssh/sshd_config file , restart SSH service :-
#stopsrc -s sshd
#startsrc -s sshd
or by
#service sshd restart
4. Check that the changed port is working:-
ssh -p 1022 server1
I hope this article helped you.
Regards,
Amit Rath
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