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UFW OpenSSH application port change?

When using UFW I see there are "applications" like OpenSSH or Apache, to name a couple. If I were to change my SSH default port to something other than the 22, would the OpenSSH application rule map ...
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SSH server only allows one client session connect via it's public IP address

Alright, here's a weird one that's stumped me for the past couple hours: My server is running Ubuntu 18.04, ufw is disabled, and I just reinstalled openssh-server. Maybe it's worth noting that it's ...
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OpenSSH Port Forwarding Remotely

I have the ff: setup Server : Ubuntu 14.04 (192.168.1.102) openssh server & client installed Router : Lynksys E1000 Port forwarded added ( ssh - 20-80 both 192.168.1.102 ) Now in another unit ...
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SSH outside the local network

I have Ubuntu 14.04 LTS installed on a Toshiba Satellite L655. I've recently installed an SSH server on the machine and it works fine when connecting to it using 192.168.1.3 but when I try that using ...
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Cannot SSH into Ubuntu14.04 Server Remotely

So I am able to SSH onto the server when connected to the same network, but I need to enable remote connection. When I enter ssh -v user@serverIP, I get the output: OpenSSH_5.6p1, OpenSSL 0.9.8y 5 ...
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SSH from external network refused

I've installed open-ssh-server on my home computer(running Lubuntu 12.04.1) in order to connect to it from school. This is how I've set up the sshd_config file: # Package generated configuration file ...
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Alternative for Xshell.

Do anyone knows an alternative for xshell? I have checked and the alternatives mentioned are putty, openssh etc. But I require it mainly for port forwarding and for that xshell works perfectly. Is ...
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