visual studio - Git Extensions custom SSH-Port -


I want to use the guit extension in Microsoft Visual Studio 2013. For safety reasons, I am using a custom SSH-port, instead of 2234, say 1234) which is the default I did some check in the internet and found that there are two ways to solve this problem:

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  • Setting port in .ssh / config for my host
  • Ssh: Plan like this: ssh: //git@domain.com: {port} / {project path} < / Li>

    The first one is not possible because I am using Windows Client-OS. So I tried to use ssh like this:

      ssh: //myusername@mydomain.com: 1234 / root / testapplication.git  

    But it is not working . The guit is ignoring my custom ports 1234 and always connects at 22. I can use the above url with ssh-server running on port 22 on mydomain.com.

    Is it wrong here? I can not assume that it is not possible to use a custom SSAP port on the Windows client ...


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