Hot Diggety! Richard Chycoski was rumored to have written: > > I'd argue that moving the port causes more pain than it prevents. $WORK
Depends on the type of user base, actually. I've worked for a place serving several hundred very tech-savvy engineers. We get almost zero user questions or related connectivity escalations for the entire year. ;-) And that's even with use of a non-standard port for years! But I'm definitely under *NO* illusion that if I did this with the wider audience -- and very varied computing skills -- of the entire company, that idea would have had died on the vine, and probably rightfully so. > The ssh gateways tend to be enough of a pain to support that using > nonstandard ports is not considered a useful measure here. We do Ultimately, the SA/engineer chooses the best tool in the toolbelt for their own organization's needs. :) So I trust that your approach was the best possible option considering your own org's needs. -Dan _______________________________________________ Tech mailing list [email protected] http://lopsa.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/tech This list provided by the League of Professional System Administrators http://lopsa.org/
