As sftp runs as a subsystem of ssh it runs on whatever port the ssh daemon is listening on and that is administrator configurable. Port 1234 but github.com uses port 22 But unfortunately, after creating a new inbound rule in windows firewall settings, my port 22 is still not open
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I've checked that my port isn't open by using this command :
I'm a programmer, and i have worked for a few clients whose networks block outgoing connections on port 22
Considering that programmers often need to use port 22 for ssh, this seems like a Ftps by default runs on port 990, but that's not related to sftp In fact it is ftp over ssl these are two distinct and completely different protocols Sftp (ssh file transfer protocol) only needs port 22 and no other port, therefore is very firewall friendly, and highly secure thanks to the encryption layer provided by the ssh connection.
Connection reset by 4.3.2.1 port 49869 [preauth] do you know what's wrong Why my ssh command from openssl on windows behave differently from putty? As stated in the question i added the incoming rule to the firewall for opening the 22 port Apr 20 03:39:48 myhostname sshd[18439]
Connection closed by x.x.x.207 port 39334 [preauth] apr 20 03:59:36 myhostname sshd[22186]
Connection from x.x.x.83 port 34876 on 10.0.0.11 port 22 rdomain apr 20 03:59:36 myhostname sshd[22186] Connection closed by remote host and here is my ssh configuration. To change the port of the ssh server, the systemd configuration for ssh.socket must be changed or supplemented. So in my ssh config file i have
