It cannot change in a service port.

    The service port number of SSH cannot be changed.
    Is it specification?


    Environment
    Ubuntu 10.4 64bit
    imscp-trunk-20111210

    Quote from Cool


    you can add a new port and disable the old


    When adding a new port number, a service name cannot be made the same and cannot be added.

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    then just use another service name... ssh-new or whatever


    A service name is made as for change also to the same name.
    However, the same name cannot be specified at the time of an addition.


    I cannot understand this specification.
    I think that a port number should be just different.


    They were not contents about which it speaks here.
    I am sorry.

    works fine for me...i can eaven rename for ex. "ssh-new" to "ssh" and then it shows up as "SSH"...so where is the problem.
    you could eaven patch the value for PORT_SSH in the options table

    Ok, i saw the problem. The Default Ports and Service Names are not possible to change (input fields are aviable, but not editeble). I don't know if this is OK. Maybe laurent can say something about it :)

    Edited once, last by xorg ().

    This is how it suppose to work. Port 22 is assigned to ssh service by IANA. Even if you want to move port 22 will still be reserved for ssh :p

    I think the default official Ports should be fixed (as is) - but why not allow to enter another Service with the same name but a different Port?