Re: Getting around corporate firewalls to access ssh server

On Sun, 19 Mar 2006 04:41:56 -0800, Raqueeb Hassan wrote:

Just a follow up. Using the default port, 22, did the trick. At least it
did for my customer in Japan. I've got another big company that's been
having the same problem, hopefully this will fix it for them also.

Just let us know should that same default port does the same trick with
your that another company.

I will
.

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