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Re: SFTP

Subject: Re: SFTP
Date: Tue, 1 Nov 2005 23:39:13 -0600
On 11/1/05, Robert Hajime Lanning <robert.lanning@gmail.com> wrote:
On 10/31/05, drobinson <drobinson@netfabric.net> wrote:
Regarding SFTP client/server setup:

-Can you fix the layer 4 port number to 21 on the server/client side in 
order to
 avoid port transient net devices dropping port 22

You can move your SSH service to port 21, but this means that all
clients will need to
specifiy to connect to port 21.  Port 21 is allocated for FTP, not SSH.
Clients would have to "sftp -p 21 ...", instead of just "sftp ...".

Isn't the syntax for this "sftp -oPort=21" ... is there any logic to
ssh using "-p XX" while scp uses "-P XX" while sftp uses "-oPort=XX"?

John

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