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I changed my port from 22 to a higher one and the user attempts are completely gone. Only nuisance is that the higher ports may be blocked, for example my uni

I changed my port from 22 to a higher one and the user attempts are completely gone. Only nuisance is that the higher ports may be blocked, for example my uni blocks my new ssh port so I can't connect to the vps when I'm on campus.

cheese1756 12y ago
If you don't host any https websites on the VPS, using 443 will almost always get past port blocking.
- btgeekboy 12y ago
  Or just use both :) https://dgl.cx/2010/01/haproxy-ssh-and-ssl-on-same-port https://dgl.cx/2010/01/haproxy-ssh-and-ssl-on-same-port
- lshevtsov 12y ago
  Another choice is port 8080.