The enlightened trick is to run ssh on port 443.
I had to do this once. SSH server needed to run on port 443 because the clients had a locked down network firewall and could only make connections to particular port numbers.
And https on 22? Why didn't I think of that?
alt Hacker News
I had to do this once. SSH server needed to run on port 443 because the clients had a locked down network firewall and could only make connections to particular port numbers.