Comment Comment by hddqsb Yes, that's likely to work on many firewalls, but:- it means you can't also serve HTTP on those ports (so you'd need a dedicated IP address for SSH), and- as @charcircuit wrote, it won't resist deep packet inspection.(But if DPI is a problem and you have a spare IP address, you could just use SSH over TLS without needing the HTTP CONNECT stuff and Apache.) parent hddqsb 2 years ago
- it means you can't also serve HTTP on those ports (so you'd need a dedicated IP address for SSH), and
- as @charcircuit wrote, it won't resist deep packet inspection.
(But if DPI is a problem and you have a spare IP address, you could just use SSH over TLS without needing the HTTP CONNECT stuff and Apache.)