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http://ubuntuforums.org – I there any way to run SSH on port 80 without losing access to HTTP? I was planning to SSH into to home computer from school, but my ISP (clearwire) blocks every port except 53, 80, 9800, and 9801. I tried running SSH into those ports just to check if incoming connections were allowed. Port 53 dropped the connection when i tried to connect to it but the others work. Now I have a few options: Use port 9800/01 for the SSH tunnel (unless those ports are actually used for something - google didnt give much info) Use port 80 for SSH and HTTP at the same time Use SSH to connect to port 80 on (Hardware)

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