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Does "Securing SSH access" impact on "Enable SSH support access"?

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    wrote on last edited by girish
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    Dear All,

    I want to follow advices published on "Securing SSH access" document.

    • Disable password authentication, following this tutorial
    • Change the SSH port from 22 to 202

    Does this changes affects on "Enable SSH support access" feature?

    Schermata 2020-12-19 alle 10.14.36.png

    Also, do you have other advices to give me before apply these changes?

    Many thank's for patience! 🙏

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      Those changes do not affect the toggle to allow cloudron support to login if enabled.

      All that button really does is to add/remove our public support SSH key into authorized_keys file.

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        Those changes do not affect the toggle to allow cloudron support to login if enabled.

        All that button really does is to add/remove our public support SSH key into authorized_keys file.

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        @nebulon Ok! Thank's a lot, very simple but better to ask before doing something!

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