The default port for SSH is port number 22 and BSNL a state-owned telecommunications company in India seems to have blocked this port number nationwide. It seems they have done this in wake of a malware attack on their ADSL modems in India. Developers using BSNL are having a hard time.
BSNL seems to have blocked port number 22 nationwide in India
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Re: BSNL seems to have blocked port number 22 nationwide in India
#2As per BSNL Network team, due to recent malware attacks, some of the ports are blocked by BSNL for security reasons .
As per the instructions from NOC , for port opening the following details are required from affected customers .
1)Customer Name 2)Company 3)IP details (ILL /BB/FTTH ) 4)Ports to be accessed and opened 5)Purpose of the access 6)whether access would be within the country or outside the country .
Kindly share the same .
Thats the answer i got from BSNL