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TCP/UDP port 22
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) bluenote@uyuyuy.comIANA has it listed as....
ssh 22/tcp SSH Remote Login Protocol
ssh 22/udp SSH Remote Login Protocol
In the real world I don't know what software package would use that....
david e
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ssh 22/tcp SSH Remote Login Protocol
ssh 22/udp SSH Remote Login Protocol
In the real world I don't know what software package would use that....
david e
*end users are just like computers, some you can work with...others just need a simple reBOOTing to fix their problems.*
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port22 is used for ssh Secure Shell Login
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I checked around on the internet and there is a web site
has a wealth of information......
david e
*end users are just like computers, some you can work with...others just need a simple reBOOTing to fix their problems.*
has a wealth of information......
david e
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SSH is Secure Shell.. a UNIX tool that allows u to administer your server remotely, from anywhere in the world.. using strong cryptography and encryption... it uses RSA, 3DES, DES and more to encrypt data over an insecure connection such as the internet, or other such public network.....
it runs as both a server and client on a machine, and although it inherently runs on UNIX machines, there is a port for Windows, both server and client....
it is a must for those that use Telnet.. as Telnet does not encrypt data, and will transmit your passwords and other critical information in clear text...
SSH can also be used to setup secure tunnels for other applications, such as SMTP, IMAP 4 and more... sort of like a VPN, or alternative to IPSec... all information is routed through the SSH tunnel, and then another SSH client will decrypt the information and then pass it on to the right application for processing.....
good luck
it runs as both a server and client on a machine, and although it inherently runs on UNIX machines, there is a port for Windows, both server and client....
it is a must for those that use Telnet.. as Telnet does not encrypt data, and will transmit your passwords and other critical information in clear text...
SSH can also be used to setup secure tunnels for other applications, such as SMTP, IMAP 4 and more... sort of like a VPN, or alternative to IPSec... all information is routed through the SSH tunnel, and then another SSH client will decrypt the information and then pass it on to the right application for processing.....
good luck
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