Setting up sshd to run on additional ports?

[jitspoe]

So it seems a lot of ports are blocked at my new job and I can't connect to anything via SSH on port 22.  Is there a way to set up the server so it will run on additional ports.  Also, how can I check which ports I have available on my end?

[Zorchenhimer]

If you are running Ubuntu:
System > Administration > Network Tools

There is a tab called "Port Scan."  Have it scan 127.0.0.1.

For the alternate port, open up the ssh config file (/etc/ssh/ssh_config) and modify line 39 to your needs.

[y00tz]

If it's Windows, could you call

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netstat or

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netstat -an from command prompt?

I seem to have written down

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netstat -an |find /i "<port>" as a search method for open ports, but all it does is search the I drive, lol.

[Zorchenhimer]

Oh, forgot he needed the list of ports Windows side.  >.<

[jitspoe]

Hmm, I guess searching for open ports on my machine doesn't really help much as they get blocked by the router or something else further up.  We have a local IRC server I can connect to, but I can't connect to external IRC servers on the same port.

[KnacK]

* KnacK suggest a friendly visit to the BOFH......

[psssst V: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/05/23/bofh_2008_episode_19/ ]