Change SSH listening port to something else [Ubuntu/Red Hat/CentOS/Kali Linux commands]
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Linux commands tutorial that shows you how to change the /"default listening port 22 to another one/". This is a good option if you want to protect your Linux machine even more against SSH brute force attacks. In this lesson, I will use the #netstat command to check the current ports running on the Ubuntu 20.04 server. These commands work on Red Hat Enterprise Linux, CentOS Linux, Linux Mint, Kali Linux and all other distributions. You will need elevated privileges.
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