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You could. You'd only have the ability to log in from your own machine though. If that compromise works is very much dependent on your situation.
by kvdveer 1y ago
You could. You'd only have the ability to log in from your own machine though. If that compromise works is very much dependent on your situation.
- throwaway81523 1y agoYes, that's the idea of a private server. All the clients allowed to connect to it are mine, or at least authorized by me on a very small scale. Think of a backup server or a jump host. Come to think of it, I could have a private DNS too. I haven't bothered with that.
- NewJazz 1y agoAt that point don't open port 22 to the internet, just set up wireguard or tailscale.