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Re: [PLUG] changing default ports
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In apache httpd.conf (probably /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf)
change the Listen or Port directive to 23
Although Apache could care less what port it runs on or
responds to, running a protocol on a port reserved for
a totally different protocol is... backwards.
If the firewall does stateful-inspection this probably
won't work.
-zeek
> This is a question about what files to edit to change the default ports that
> servers run on.
>
> For whatever reason, my school opened telnet (23) and ssh (22) for a linux
> machine. We have actually been given clearance to change apache to port 23
> (so that files can be retrieved from off campus) and just ssh in.
>
> How do I do this?
>
> thanks
> -brad
>
> Machine is running Red Hat 7.0 - will be updated soon.
>
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