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Marc Baum on March 3, 2020, 2:30 pm
Hey! What antMan version are you running? We discontinued that feature with edgeLinux 2.0 / antMan 3.0. If you like to keep using the custom 220XX ports to ssh into your antlet, you'll need to setup a port-forwarding rule in antMan.
In the specific case of ssh-ing into the antlet14, you would need to forward all traffic from port 22014 on your antsle to the antlet14 on port 22 (assuming sshd is still listening on the default port).
You can read more about port-forwarding here: https://docs.antsle.com/networking/port-forwarding
Best, Marc
Hey! What antMan version are you running? We discontinued that feature with edgeLinux 2.0 / antMan 3.0. If you like to keep using the custom 220XX ports to ssh into your antlet, you'll need to setup a port-forwarding rule in antMan.
In the specific case of ssh-ing into the antlet14, you would need to forward all traffic from port 22014 on your antsle to the antlet14 on port 22 (assuming sshd is still listening on the default port).
You can read more about port-forwarding here: https://docs.antsle.com/networking/port-forwarding
Best, Marc