Posts tagged networking
π Accessing git Servers Over Another Port When 22 is Blocked and Cloning Hangs Waiting for Connection
- 27 May 2024
Itβs been awhile since Iβve setup my last work system a year back, so this past month Iβve gone through the usual pains of preparing a new machine. One of those pains was realizing some network segments at one of the libraries I am a regular at have port 22
blocked at an internal boundary. Without falling into discussions about how useful such a thing is from a defensive security point of view, I wanted to share a trick not many folks know of. It turns out that, precisely for those situations, all renowned Git hosting providers offer access to their Git service via an alternative port: 443
.