Route Traffic coming on a port 1122 to SFTP port 22 without changing default SFTP port
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I have a client server which doesn't allow outside communication through default 22 port for security reasons.
But as per requirement, client needs to connect to my VM in global internet through SFTP for transfer of some big files .
I would like to know whether I can open a new port 1122 on my firewall and route the traffic towards 22 port for all requests coming on this?
Is it possible to add a port-forwarding inside a firewall without a server reboot?
linux rhel sftp port-forwarding
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I have a client server which doesn't allow outside communication through default 22 port for security reasons.
But as per requirement, client needs to connect to my VM in global internet through SFTP for transfer of some big files .
I would like to know whether I can open a new port 1122 on my firewall and route the traffic towards 22 port for all requests coming on this?
Is it possible to add a port-forwarding inside a firewall without a server reboot?
linux rhel sftp port-forwarding
edited Sep 25 at 7:02
Goro
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asked Sep 25 at 6:50
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sshd can bind on 2 ports, no need to use portforwarding.
– Ipor Sircer
Sep 25 at 9:36
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I have a client server which doesn't allow outside communication through default 22 port for security reasons.
But as per requirement, client needs to connect to my VM in global internet through SFTP for transfer of some big files .
I would like to know whether I can open a new port 1122 on my firewall and route the traffic towards 22 port for all requests coming on this?
Is it possible to add a port-forwarding inside a firewall without a server reboot?
linux rhel sftp port-forwarding
edited Sep 25 at 7:02
Goro
6,42552863
asked Sep 25 at 6:50
HARI
1
I have a client server which doesn't allow outside communication through default 22 port for security reasons.
But as per requirement, client needs to connect to my VM in global internet through SFTP for transfer of some big files .
I would like to know whether I can open a new port 1122 on my firewall and route the traffic towards 22 port for all requests coming on this?
Is it possible to add a port-forwarding inside a firewall without a server reboot?
linux rhel sftp port-forwarding
linux rhel sftp port-forwarding
edited Sep 25 at 7:02
Goro
6,42552863
asked Sep 25 at 6:50
HARI
1
edited Sep 25 at 7:02
Goro
6,42552863
asked Sep 25 at 6:50
HARI
1
edited Sep 25 at 7:02
Goro
6,42552863
edited Sep 25 at 7:02
Goro
6,42552863
edited Sep 25 at 7:02
Goro
6,42552863
6,42552863
asked Sep 25 at 6:50
HARI
1
asked Sep 25 at 6:50
HARI
1
asked Sep 25 at 6:50
HARI
1
1
sshd can bind on 2 ports, no need to use portforwarding.
– Ipor Sircer
Sep 25 at 9:36
add a comment |Â
sshd can bind on 2 ports, no need to use portforwarding.
– Ipor Sircer
Sep 25 at 9:36
sshd can bind on 2 ports, no need to use portforwarding.
– Ipor Sircer
Sep 25 at 9:36
sshd can bind on 2 ports, no need to use portforwarding.
– Ipor Sircer
Sep 25 at 9:36
add a comment |Â
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sshd can bind on 2 ports, no need to use portforwarding.
– Ipor Sircer
Sep 25 at 9:36