ssh

This command enables SSH on appliance interfaces.

Syntax

ssh address port

no ssh [address]

Parameters

address: Specifies the IP address of a local interface.
port: Identifies the port of a local interface that services SSH traffic. The default value is 22.

Guidelines

SSH is disabled by default. You can use the optional arguments to explicitly bind SSH to a specified interface. If you explicitly bind SSH to an interface, you must have previously configured that interface.

In the absence of an explicit address assignment, SSH first attempts to bind to the management port. If the appliance does not have a management port configured, SSH binds to all configured interfaces.

If the Ethernet for the local address supports IPv6 addresses, modify the ssh access control list to include an allow clauses for specific or all IPv6 addresses.

Use the no ssh command to disable SSH.

Examples

Enable SSH on port 22 (the default port) of the specified interface.
```
# ssh 10.10.13.4
SSH service listener enabled
```

Enable SSH on port 2200 of the specified interface.

# ssh 10.10.13.4 2200
SSH service listener enabled

Disable SSH on all interfaces, which restores the default state.
```
# no ssh
SSH service listener disabled
```