Log in to SSH on a different port than the default 22

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Many people have written to us on how to log in to the server if the server is set to a different port than the default 22.

The case is a simple command as follows

In the console, issue the command:

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ssh uzytkownik@ipserwera -p 444

In this case, it is a port 444

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ssh root@192.168.1.1 -p 5566

With the above command, we log on to the ssh server on port 5566

As I mentioned at the beginning, it is really very simple 🙂

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