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Even if that's the only thing, that's not useless. Just don't mistake it for a security measure. Also, you can put port numbers in your SSH config, so you neve
by thirsteh 13y ago
Even if that's the only thing, that's not useless. Just don't mistake it for a security measure.
Also, you can put port numbers in your SSH config, so you never have to type them.
- Aqueous 13y agoI move from computer to computer a lot and don't take my SSH config with me. Typing the extra -p 2222 is tedious when it doesn't give me any benefit. The only thing moving the SSH daemon does is give us a slight, conditional performance benefit (that using fail2ban on port 22 also gives, along with an actual security benefit). It does not give us any security benefit at all.