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It will default to port 22 unless you specify otherwise. You can reset the port by editing /etc/ssh/ssh_config. Unless you see this line in ssh_config:
Port [some number other than 22]
ssh is on port 22. Typically you will see this line in ssh_config among many others:
# Port 22
The list of lines with the "#" in front of them is just listing the default configuration settings for ssh.
Instead of running ssh xxxx@xxxxx try running instead:
$ ssh -l [insert username on linux box] [insert appropriate ip for remote box]
I'm curious as to what error message you get. Note, the appropriate ip in the above command will be the ip assigned by your isp, i.e. the web facing ip of your router.
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