How to use port 22 for ssh and sftp?

[dlthomas]

Is there any way to use the "standard" port 22 for SFTP for Wing FTP users and also for ssh (command line) access for Linux users?

I took the advise provided by email support to change the SFTP port to 2222, but this is causing some consternation from my external users.

I recall reading something about making changes to the ssh config file for chroot jailing sftp with vsftpd, but I don't know how or if that would apply to the Wing FTP Server set up.

I appreciate any advise.

Thanks,
Doug

[FTP]

Yes, you should use another port, or if you have multiple IP addresses, you can have the same port.

[dlthomas]

Okay, I can add another IP address a number of ways. But, I don't understand how I could specify different ports to different apps. For example,

192.168.1.1:22 -> wftpserver (for Wing users SFTP connections)
192.168.1.2:22 -> sshd (for Linux users ssh connections)

Where would I configure pointing one address to one set of ports and the other to a different set of ports?

Any pointers would be appreciated. I'm just really surprised that I appear to be the first person to be confronted with this situation.

[FTP]

You can change the listener IP address for sshd like this:

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vi /etc/ssh/sshd_config
ListenAddress 192.168.1.2

And you can change the listener IP address for Wing FTP Server at "Domain -> Settings -> Listeners".