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How to Access Port 22 if ISP has Blocked Port 22
- Posted on March 26, 2018
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Asked by dheerajkumar06471
My ISP has blocked Port 22 for All the Users and they won’t Open it even if I Request.So, I want to know that How can I access port 22 from my Network.Vpn Doesn’t work.
Give a Link to a Video or Tutorial I will use Ubuntu(for VPN), Discourse and ServerPilot
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One option would be configuring the SSH server to listen on port 443. Some proxies do not actually inspect the packets that are going through and just filter traffic based on the target port. Port 443 is used for HTTPS traffic, so such proxies will definitely allow it. If you are willing to sacrifice the possibility of hosting an HTTPS website on your Droplet, you can give that a shot. To do so:
/etc/ssh/sshd_configin a text editor# Port 22by deleting the#and replace22with443.sudo systemctl restart sshThat’s not the best option but it’s the quickest and easiest to set up. Another route would be setting up a VPN, but again, that also depends on how your proxy works. If it actually inspects packets and blocks VPNs, there’s not much you could do:
The university I go to blocks OpenVPN, but not IKEv2 which Also uses. So, I’d recommend spinning up a new Droplet to experiment with different methods and figure out what works best for you.
Keep in mind that you can access your Droplet using the Remote Console in the control panel, but it is not meant to be a permanent way to log into your Droplet—it’s more for emergency access in case you are locked out.