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Hard to say what exactly you did wrong just that you did. A common error these days when you change the sshd port is you are running a firewall and failed to put a rule in to allow access to the new port.
Whenever you change sshd_config (1) Make a backup copy first. (2) test your new config
before logging out of the session on the original port (you can even try sshd with a new test config file with a command like: /usr/sbin/sshd -f /etc/ssh/sshd-config.test ).
You can fix what you did if your VPS/server control panel supports console access - does it?
vnc in and check firewall maybe
I test new port and it works well
unfortunately it doesn't have console, I must reinstall server.
That was my bad I changed iptable roles and it works well
No worries mate I make that mistake all the time too
Woes of the amateur
If not firewall, then it must be selinux