Connect to ssh shell through 443 port / xShellz

I want to connect myself to the ssh shell, but through 443 port,
I may do this, by changing /etc/ssh/sshd_config file, but I think, I do not have permission to modify that file,

Any idea?

can i get some help

iRaiinstorm Aug 09 2015

If you are connecting via ssh, you need to use port 22. SSH is by itself already secured.

Staff StephenS Aug 14 2015

Yo StephenS, they asked if they could connect through port 443, maybe because their ISP blocks port 22, etc. port 443 won't be blocked because HTTPS uses it.

noteness Aug 28 2015

up this request. I have the same problem too - my network proxy at work is prohibiting all outgoung connections except to 443 and 80 ports. Is there possibility to have ssh connection to xShellz at these 443 or 80 ports?

genom Jan 06 2016

Hi StephenS, I also want this as my company blocked all outgoing traffic for port 22.... so if you can allow the we use port 443 to do the ssh connection, it will be a good news to us! Please help!

adshk Aug 10 2016

That's the same problem I'm experiencing. We use ssh for different reasons, so for the purpose of ssh tunneling port 443 is unblocked by my ISP

mikrotiktriplenine Jul 07 2017

ME TOOO!

zepperdude Mar 26 2019

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