Can anyone help. In the interest of reducing the number of ssh probes my server has been configured to allow ssh on a non default port. Is there a way to change this default of 22 in ISPConfig? bosei
SSH is not configured in ISPConfig. You can change the SSH port in the file /etc/sshd/sshd_config (The config file name may defer a bit, depending on your linux distribution).
Hi Till, thanks for reply. I think my question is not clear. I have changed default of port 22 to e.g. 1234 in sshd.conf. I am contemplating using ispconfig firewall and turning of default Fedora fw. When using default Fedora fw I can allow port 1234 and close 22. When I do the same in ispconfig fw it says not allowed. Cheers bosei
I changed the ssh port in my sshd_config file just after installed my CentOS server, and after that, I installed ISPconfig... But in ISPconfig firewall the ssh port is 22 and cant make any change to it throught the web interface... Is there any other way that I can try to change that?? (I want to close the port 22, so is useless for me).
If you dont run a service on port 22, its not nescessary to close it as the server will not accept connections on this port then.
RE: How can I Close port 22 I too am trying to close port 22. I know that the service wont use it and I know that ispconfig wont change it, but I still would like to delete it from ispconfigs firewall list and make sure that the firewall will not allow anyone to connect to that port.
