On Mon, 10 Apr 2017, Rich Shepard wrote:
> Then a port change does provide many benefits without indentified
> problems.
The only issue -- I wouldn't call it a problem -- is that you have
retool for using a different port.
Firewall settings will have to change, for sure.
The CLI invocations change:
ssh -p 9999 my.host
scp -P 9999 foo.txt my.host:/var/tmp
rsync -e 'ssh -p 9999' /some/dir/ my.host:/that/dir/
For a lot of command-line work, you can hide the port definition in
your ~/.ssh/config file:
# ${HOME}/.ssh/config
Host my.host
Port 9999
# end of file
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