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I expose sshd on :443 for use in airports and hotels and other places with awful firewalls. Worked great until the hotel where such connections also had a maxi
by thanatos519 3y ago
I expose sshd on :443 for use in airports and hotels and other places with awful firewalls.
Worked great until the hotel where such connections also had a maximum duration!
- Piskvorrr 3y agoStill works great, what with `autossh somehost.example.com -p443 -t -- screen -xR` or somesuch.
- supriyo-biswas 3y agoAdd ServerAliveInterval and ServerAliveCountMax to your SSH client.
- sambazi 3y agothis works great for the lowend of security solutions. at bigger chains, there is some dpi security solution involved which will easily spot the difference between https and ssh.
- throwawaymobule 3y agoI've exposed SSH over tor in the past, so I can at least get into the box to set up a workaround like this if needed. (usually ddns/DMZ setup being broken) Never had many login attempts that weren't me through it, but had fail2ban installed just in case.