Changed SSH Port Incorrectly

Junioz

• May 03, 2015 06:35

Jeff, you can be the guy who will help me! check this out PLEASE!!! ( My problem with the sshd_config ) is really serious!... # PROBLEM... i have change the sshd_config of my root SSH to modify the PORT 22, to another, give me more protection with different port ( i stupid idea of mine ). I ( stupid ) put the Port : 231991 Now i cant anymore log in with my ROOT access to SSH or FTP to change the sshd_config and put back the Port : 22 or the 2200 UP ( but not with 6 numbers ). I try to make all things, access with ssh put the port 231991 but says "bad port" or "no required", the FTP dont allow me access with port ( 21, 22 and anothers ports the my firewall are allowing ), i try put the Port : 231991 into the firewall csf but get some error, so i remove. Please guys! Help me, how i cant fix it, to get the sshd_config back with the native configure Port : 22 or some way that i cant edit the file ou send the file into my ROOT access FTP. You can help-me?

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  cPanelMichael

  • May 04, 2015 15:53

  Hello, You may want to try running a temporary instance of SSH to see if it allows you to access your server to investigate:
  https://IP:2087/cpsess12345678/scripts2/doautofixer?autofix=safesshrestart
  You would replace "IP" with the server's IP address and the session number with what's displayed in your address bar. Note that this is simply a temporary instance of SSH so you can login and determine what's wrong with the standard SSH service. Then, use the following guide to update your SSH configuration: SSH Hardening Guide Thank you.

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  Junioz

  • May 19, 2015 18:39

  Thanks! Fixed problem!

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