Re: sshd at 80

If you allow everybody to access SSH, can you then access from remote.com?

If that is the case then if you have allowed SSH from remote.com and
still can´t access, the computers at remote.com uses another IP then
remote.com is.

/Fredrik

On 7/20/05, J.O. Aho <trizt@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> On Tue, 19 Jul 2005, com bio wrote:
> 
> > In firestarter i had allowed all connections from
> > remote.com . but still firewall blocks these
> > connections from remote. I tried allowing ssh from all
> > hosts.. but the problem is when i say ssh it activates
> > 22 and not 80. I want sshd to listen to 80.
> 
> Activate http instead, as that is port 80.
> 
> 
>      //Aho
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