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On Thu, Sep 07, 2006 at 02:42:59PM +0100, Richard Brown wrote: > Hi > <snip> > > 2. Port - ??? Further to robin's comment, the port defaults to 22, which means that your firewall must leave this port open for ssh and scp to work. (Port = hole in the firewall, I am sure there are more technical explanations but..) If you wish to open another port then ssh (or scp) needs to be told to use the different port From experience, if you leave port 22 open on your network firewall you will receive numerous requests for connection. If these upset you, set ssh to listen on another port (this is not security, just cuts down on some rubbish)
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