im quite new to this whole linux server administration, so please bare with me if i use the wrong terminology/explanations. I got an SSH server up an running on my raspberry pi running debian. SSH'ing into it (through putty) on my local network through port 22 works like a charm. i can also sucessfully establish a connection to it through my external ip and port 7000 (i've routed port 7000 to the server's port 22. The problem is though, i would very much like to access it through my schools network, which only allows outgoing traffic on port 80 and 443. I've tried setting the sshd_config file to listen to port 443 and 80, and SSH'ing to my home network both via port 80 and 443. This doesnt work. so my question is - is there a way to sucessfully establish an SSH connection to the server, without routing all HTTP and HTTPS traffic to my server (i suppose by doing so, it will ruin http use by other devices on the network)
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