Summary: How to configure SSH not to use privileged ports

From: Heiko Ziegler <hziegler_at_i-te.com>
Date: Thu Nov 14 2002 - 03:58:43 EST
Thanks to

Thornton Prime
David Foster

With your help everything is working fine now.

The option is:
scp -o UsePrivilegedPort=no ....

Bye
Heiko

-----Urspr|ngliche Nachricht-----
Von: Heiko Ziegler
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 13. November 2002 18:30
An: Sun-Managers (E-Mail)
Betreff: How to configure SSH not to use privileged ports


Hi Managers,

i am using Solaris 9 with Sun_SSH_1.0.

If I connect to a machine with OpenSSH in the internet, our firewall blocks
the connection, because Suns SSH is using the privileged Port 1023 which our
firewall doesn`t allow.
If I use "ssh -P user@machine" everything is fine.

My problem is, I have to scp to this machine.
I know, scp is using the configuration of ssh, but I didn4t find a option in
"/etc/ssh/ssh_config" where to configure.

Can anybody tell me the option for "/etc/ssh/ssh_config" or the passing
option
for "scp -o ....." please.

Thanks in advance.

Mit freundlichen Gr|ssen / Kind regards

Heiko Ziegler
Network Administrator

       i-te systems GmbH
       Wilhelm Dahl Strasse 16
       97082 W|rzburg
       Deutschland

       www.i-te.com
       +49 931 355 59 0
       +49 931 355 59 200 fax

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