[Linux-disciples] Sshd for a specific hostname

[Ken Shan]

On 2004-02-17T22:19:46-0500, Stephen R Laniel wrote:
> I'd like to be able to set up a hostname -- say, ssh.laniels.org
> -- on which ssh listens on port 80. Ssh.laniels.org and
> laniels.org would be the same machine, but sshd would be
> listening for any inbound connections to port 80 on
> ssh.laniels.org, whereas Apache would still be listening for port
> 80 on laniels.org. The point of all this is to get around
> firewalls and monitoring at work.

You need two different IP addresses for these two "different hosts".
(Sorry, ssh doesn't care about hostnames.)  Then, set ListenAddress in
/etc/ssh/sshd_config

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