How to change the port number for any service? [on hold]
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I know how to change the port number through the config file of sshd but I want to know how do you change any port number for any service without going into the sshd condfig file or for any service in any case. Thanks.
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I know how to change the port number through the config file of sshd but I want to know how do you change any port number for any service without going into the sshd condfig file or for any service in any case. Thanks.
port
asked Aug 3 at 21:19
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put on hold as too broad by Jesse_b, user4556274, Jeff Schaller, slm♦ Aug 3 at 22:43
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This is an overly broad question. There are neither magical formulas nor shortcuts.
– Rui F Ribeiro
Aug 3 at 21:37
I was going to recommend using an ssh tunnel but it seems like you're trying to change the ssh port itself?
– Jesse_b
Aug 3 at 21:45
@Jesse_b Have you read it? A general guide/magical formula to change any port in any existent service in Unix. ssh is just an example.
– Rui F Ribeiro
Aug 3 at 22:05
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I know how to change the port number through the config file of sshd but I want to know how do you change any port number for any service without going into the sshd condfig file or for any service in any case. Thanks.
port
asked Aug 3 at 21:19
King
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I know how to change the port number through the config file of sshd but I want to know how do you change any port number for any service without going into the sshd condfig file or for any service in any case. Thanks.
port
asked Aug 3 at 21:19
King
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asked Aug 3 at 21:19
King
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asked Aug 3 at 21:19
King
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asked Aug 3 at 21:19
King
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put on hold as too broad by Jesse_b, user4556274, Jeff Schaller, slm♦ Aug 3 at 22:43
Please edit the question to limit it to a specific problem with enough detail to identify an adequate answer. Avoid asking multiple distinct questions at once. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
put on hold as too broad by Jesse_b, user4556274, Jeff Schaller, slm♦ Aug 3 at 22:43
Please edit the question to limit it to a specific problem with enough detail to identify an adequate answer. Avoid asking multiple distinct questions at once. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
This is an overly broad question. There are neither magical formulas nor shortcuts.
– Rui F Ribeiro
Aug 3 at 21:37
I was going to recommend using an ssh tunnel but it seems like you're trying to change the ssh port itself?
– Jesse_b
Aug 3 at 21:45
@Jesse_b Have you read it? A general guide/magical formula to change any port in any existent service in Unix. ssh is just an example.
– Rui F Ribeiro
Aug 3 at 22:05
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This is an overly broad question. There are neither magical formulas nor shortcuts.
– Rui F Ribeiro
Aug 3 at 21:37
I was going to recommend using an ssh tunnel but it seems like you're trying to change the ssh port itself?
– Jesse_b
Aug 3 at 21:45
@Jesse_b Have you read it? A general guide/magical formula to change any port in any existent service in Unix. ssh is just an example.
– Rui F Ribeiro
Aug 3 at 22:05
This is an overly broad question. There are neither magical formulas nor shortcuts.
– Rui F Ribeiro
Aug 3 at 21:37
This is an overly broad question. There are neither magical formulas nor shortcuts.
– Rui F Ribeiro
Aug 3 at 21:37
I was going to recommend using an ssh tunnel but it seems like you're trying to change the ssh port itself?
– Jesse_b
Aug 3 at 21:45
I was going to recommend using an ssh tunnel but it seems like you're trying to change the ssh port itself?
– Jesse_b
Aug 3 at 21:45
@Jesse_b Have you read it? A general guide/magical formula to change any port in any existent service in Unix. ssh is just an example.
– Rui F Ribeiro
Aug 3 at 22:05
@Jesse_b Have you read it? A general guide/magical formula to change any port in any existent service in Unix. ssh is just an example.
– Rui F Ribeiro
Aug 3 at 22:05
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In short, you can't. A service will run on the port decreed in its configuration file or, if absent, generally a default.
This can be worked around with firewall shenanigans (e. g. listening for an incoming request on TCP/8080 and redirecting it to TCP/80), but that does not change the port the actual service itself is listening on.
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In short, you can't. A service will run on the port decreed in its configuration file or, if absent, generally a default.
This can be worked around with firewall shenanigans (e. g. listening for an incoming request on TCP/8080 and redirecting it to TCP/80), but that does not change the port the actual service itself is listening on.
answered Aug 3 at 21:25
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In short, you can't. A service will run on the port decreed in its configuration file or, if absent, generally a default.
This can be worked around with firewall shenanigans (e. g. listening for an incoming request on TCP/8080 and redirecting it to TCP/80), but that does not change the port the actual service itself is listening on.
answered Aug 3 at 21:25
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In short, you can't. A service will run on the port decreed in its configuration file or, if absent, generally a default.
This can be worked around with firewall shenanigans (e. g. listening for an incoming request on TCP/8080 and redirecting it to TCP/80), but that does not change the port the actual service itself is listening on.
answered Aug 3 at 21:25
DopeGhoti
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In short, you can't. A service will run on the port decreed in its configuration file or, if absent, generally a default.
This can be worked around with firewall shenanigans (e. g. listening for an incoming request on TCP/8080 and redirecting it to TCP/80), but that does not change the port the actual service itself is listening on.
answered Aug 3 at 21:25
DopeGhoti
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answered Aug 3 at 21:25
DopeGhoti
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answered Aug 3 at 21:25
DopeGhoti
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answered Aug 3 at 21:25
DopeGhoti
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This is an overly broad question. There are neither magical formulas nor shortcuts.
– Rui F Ribeiro
Aug 3 at 21:37
I was going to recommend using an ssh tunnel but it seems like you're trying to change the ssh port itself?
– Jesse_b
Aug 3 at 21:45
@Jesse_b Have you read it? A general guide/magical formula to change any port in any existent service in Unix. ssh is just an example.
– Rui F Ribeiro
Aug 3 at 22:05