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How do I change the port for SSH Migration

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Psychoboy

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Hello, How do I change the port the migration manager uses to connect to SSH?
 
good question - did you try to just specify it in the remote host (Source host) field, like 192.168.1.1:2222 ? I remember one time we tried that but I don't remember if it really helped or not.

Anyway it is possible to do the first migration steps manually, i.e. upload needed agent to remote host, create backup, transfer it to Plesk host and start migration in Import mode.
 
Changing the port back to the default SSH port (22) for the migration is probably the easiest fix.
 
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