Higher port forwarding doesn't work
I have a Linksys WRT54G router on my home network.
I ssh into the network to my Debian box. When I tell sshd (through sshd_config) to listen on port 22, and forward that port through the router everything works fine, from both inside and outside the network. When I tell sshd to listen on a higher port (I have tried 6022 and 60022) I can get into the box from within the network, but I cannot get in from outside the network. Any help would be much appreciated. |
From what you've posted it sounds like the problem is occuring at point up to and including the router.
I assume you've tried setting up port forwarding for ports 6022 and 60022 on the router. Other than that its possible that the problem could be with your ISP or a misconfiguration in your firewall not allowing these ports from an external source. |
I set up 6022 & 60022 in the router in exactly the same way as 22. The only firewall I have going is the router itself. I have a Comcast cable modem, I haven't heard of them blocking ports, and even if they did don't most ISP's block the lower ports?
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Follow-up:
My router fried on Xmas morning, so I connected the cable modem directly to the debian machine. I still can't get on port 60022, but i can get in on 22. |
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