SSHMenu will let you do exactly what you want to do. In the host definition dialog, anything you type in the box labelled 'Hostname (etc)' will be passed to the ssh command. So instead of entering just a hostname:
myfirewall
You could enter all the options:
-p 222 -l root myfirewall
Cheers
Grant
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SSHMenu will let you do exactly what you want to do. In the host definition dialog, anything you type in the box labelled 'Hostname (etc)' will be passed to the ssh command. So instead of entering just a hostname:
myfirewall
You could enter all the options:
-p 222 -l root myfirewall
Cheers
Grant