Question SSH Terminal

[Achim Drees]

SSH Terminal​

can I change the port? It trys to login with port 22.

 

[IgorG]

This cannot be done now. There is a request to add this feature in the next extension updates.

 

[Achim Drees]

then it is now unusable, I think/hope most people do not use port 22 for security reasons.

 

[tkalfaoglu]

I am not sure about the extension feature, but you should be able to -- change to the port in both /etc/ssh/sshd_config
AND in /etc/services...

 

[Achim Drees]

I am not sure about the extension feature, but you should be able to -- change to the port in both /etc/ssh/sshd_config
AND in /etc/services...

you mean I must set port back to 22?
No, thank you.

 

[tkalfaoglu]

you mean I must set port back to 22?
No, thank you.

Nope i meant if you want SSH to operate at say, 4000, put that both in services file and sshd

 

[Achim Drees]

Nope i meant if you want SSH to operate at say, 4000, put that both in services file and sshd

that is not the problem, try the extension, then you know what I mean. it trys to connect with port 22!

 

[ChristophRo]

Just let SSH run on port 22 and your custom port xxxx
Then firewall port 22 so it's only available from localhost and you are fine

 

[Achim Drees]

Just let SSH run on port 22 and your custom port xxxx
Then firewall port 22 so it's only available from localhost and you are fine

very good, thank you

 

[IgorG]

The ability to change the SSH port is expected in the nearest extension update.

 

[VNick]

This is resolved with the latest update of SSH Terminal.