the idea is: ssh is running on 22
what if user can connect localport 2222<->22
and user can then connect to localport:2222 and it will be forwarded to localport:22?
and YES IT IS POSSIBLE 🙂
which the massively complex socat: socat.man.txt
su - root; # complete root login apt update apt install socat # connect localport 22 to localport 2222 socat tcp-listen:2222,reuseaddr,fork tcp:localhost:22
… leave this terminal open and now open up another terminal:
# login to localhost using port 2222 ssh -vv -p2222 localhost # NICE :) user@localhost's password:
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