How to SFTP to port different than 22
If you are looking to connect to an SFTP server the default port is 22, but what if the provided port details that you have is not 22, you will need to use -P option to provide the custom port details,
Example:# sftp -P 8020 user-name@sftp-server-host-name.com
(user-name@sftp-server-host-name.com) Password:
Connected to sftp-server-host-name.com.
sftp> As you can see by using -P option followed by the port number you can connect to a specific port.
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