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> a normal configuration could solve it Could you explain what you mean by this? I get not everyone wants this, but just making SSH listen on port 443 doesn't
by michaelmior 8y ago
> a normal configuration could solve it
Could you explain what you mean by this? I get not everyone wants this, but just making SSH listen on port 443 doesn't give you access on a computer without an SSH client.
- awill 8y agocorrect. You still need a client. The Op is probably referring to getting around firewall restrictions. Some companies block all outbound ports except p80 and p443, so if you work at such a company, you can't access your personal machine over p22. Shellvault lets you do that on p443. But so does changing your SSH server to listen on p443. A self hosted version of this might make a little more sense. However, it is still putting all your credentials in one place.
- pmalynin 8y agoI mean there is also Teleport (Gravitational) that you could self host and get around most of those issues.