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How to change SSH port in VPS
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(09-15-2017, 05:03 AM)sagher Wrote: Service provider can not gives me control panel. thats why i rely on ssh putty.

Aaaaaah, that's why.... Then you can ask the support if they can do this for you. Did you tried the tutorials I sent above?
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you get those 20k+ login it is because someone try to bruteforce to your server and they know that port 22 is the port for ssh . by changing the port you can get more secure but not 100% secure because if the attacker really want to hack your server so bad they can search for a port but it is still a good protection to change the ssh port
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(09-17-2017, 06:51 AM)humanpuff69 Wrote: you get those 20k+ login it is because someone try to bruteforce to your server and they know that port 22 is the port for ssh . by changing the port you can get more secure but not 100% secure because if the attacker really want to hack your server so bad they can search for a port but it is still a good protection to change the ssh port

Yes I know, that's why I made this thread to let people know how to protect their VPSes from brute force, Also there's a thread here on the forum explains how to protect your VPS so it would be nice to use both together. Big Grin
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