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by teddyh
4638 days ago
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> it's not a security measure and it will inconvenience someone every once in a while So why do it? And port knocking will inconvenience every user, all the time. > setting the port in ssh config costs you nothing It costs complexity for all users of the system. This includes you, all other people using it, all servers and their services wanting SSH access, etc. Standards are a good thing. |
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