connectivity

[Mark Komarinski]

I had a customer (former life) whose firewall blocked ssh, but not telnet.

Set up sshd to run on both the standard ssh port and port 23,
and I got two problems solved at once (no insecure telnet access, customer could log in).

-Mark

Derek D. Martin wrote:

> Kent Borg said:
> 
> 
>>Derek Martin <ddm at pizzashack.org> wrote:
>>
>>>SSH also replaces rcp.
>>>
>>Very nice.  Slight problem, at my work the firewall isn't letting my
>>ssh sessions out.  I can't ssh to my box or to the World, but I can
>>ssh from the World to my box. 
>>
> 
> Do you mean to say that you can't ssh from your machine to machines
> outside your network? 
> 
> I'd agree that this sounds like a firewall issue, but without being
> able to look at it, it's really tough to say.
> 
> 
> 


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