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Feature Requests When you enable SSH on the LEM, please tell me what port its on...

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over 4 years ago

When you enable SSH on the LEM, please tell me what port its on...

When you enable SSH on the LEM, it doesn't tell you what port SSH is on. You would assume 22, but this is a security device... so it isn't. A simple message like:

SSH is now enabled and using port #####

I realize its in the manual, somewhere, but a simple message on the console would have saved me time and frustration when something is not set to the default. I just thought it wasn't working.

dman2k1

jhynds over 6 years ago

Closing this Feature Request, as LEM now supports SSH on port 22 and 32022.
For information on using an SSH client to connect to LEM, please see this KB article.
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dman2k1 over 10 years ago in reply to MartinLucan

Hi Martin,
I realized that when I was speaking with support, who actually asked me to submit this as a feature request because this is a small issue that causes user frustration that they deal with on a regular basis. It makes sense to simply state what port its running on when you enable it instead of forcing you to look for it in the manual. Low hanging fruit and all...
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MartinLucan over 10 years ago

HI,
SSH should run on 32022 port.
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