UFW Specific rule per IP
I have two ips on my machine,
193.70.80.99 and 51.68.55.231
I want to open port 22, 80 and 17071 (tcp) for 193.70.80.99
And open port 25565 (tcp) for 51.68.55.231
So that the 51.X ip cant be used to ssh in or access the web server, only the game server.
Here is my current ufw status, however this does not work, tested via trying to access web server from both ips, both unreachable.
Status: active
To Action From
-- ------ ----
[ 1] 22/tcp ALLOW IN Anywhere
[ 2] 17071/tcp ALLOW IN 193.70.80.99
[ 3] 22/tcp ALLOW IN 193.70.80.99
[ 4] 80/tcp ALLOW IN 193.70.80.99
[ 5] 25565/tcp ALLOW IN 51.68.55.231
[ 6] 22/tcp (v6) ALLOW IN Anywhere (v6)
When running:
sudo ufw allow 80/tcp (To accept from anywhere)
Both ip's will resolve correctly to the web server and load the page to confirm there are multiple ip's on the server.
networking firewall ufw
asked Jan 8 at 22:24
Josh AllportJosh Allport
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I have two ips on my machine,
193.70.80.99 and 51.68.55.231
I want to open port 22, 80 and 17071 (tcp) for 193.70.80.99
And open port 25565 (tcp) for 51.68.55.231
So that the 51.X ip cant be used to ssh in or access the web server, only the game server.
Here is my current ufw status, however this does not work, tested via trying to access web server from both ips, both unreachable.
Status: active
To Action From
-- ------ ----
[ 1] 22/tcp ALLOW IN Anywhere
[ 2] 17071/tcp ALLOW IN 193.70.80.99
[ 3] 22/tcp ALLOW IN 193.70.80.99
[ 4] 80/tcp ALLOW IN 193.70.80.99
[ 5] 25565/tcp ALLOW IN 51.68.55.231
[ 6] 22/tcp (v6) ALLOW IN Anywhere (v6)
When running:
sudo ufw allow 80/tcp (To accept from anywhere)
Both ip's will resolve correctly to the web server and load the page to confirm there are multiple ip's on the server.
networking firewall ufw
asked Jan 8 at 22:24
Josh AllportJosh Allport
33
@user68186 ammended.
– Josh Allport
Jan 8 at 22:36
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I have two ips on my machine,
193.70.80.99 and 51.68.55.231
I want to open port 22, 80 and 17071 (tcp) for 193.70.80.99
And open port 25565 (tcp) for 51.68.55.231
So that the 51.X ip cant be used to ssh in or access the web server, only the game server.
Here is my current ufw status, however this does not work, tested via trying to access web server from both ips, both unreachable.
Status: active
To Action From
-- ------ ----
[ 1] 22/tcp ALLOW IN Anywhere
[ 2] 17071/tcp ALLOW IN 193.70.80.99
[ 3] 22/tcp ALLOW IN 193.70.80.99
[ 4] 80/tcp ALLOW IN 193.70.80.99
[ 5] 25565/tcp ALLOW IN 51.68.55.231
[ 6] 22/tcp (v6) ALLOW IN Anywhere (v6)
When running:
sudo ufw allow 80/tcp (To accept from anywhere)
Both ip's will resolve correctly to the web server and load the page to confirm there are multiple ip's on the server.
networking firewall ufw
asked Jan 8 at 22:24
Josh AllportJosh Allport
33
I have two ips on my machine,
193.70.80.99 and 51.68.55.231
I want to open port 22, 80 and 17071 (tcp) for 193.70.80.99
And open port 25565 (tcp) for 51.68.55.231
So that the 51.X ip cant be used to ssh in or access the web server, only the game server.
Here is my current ufw status, however this does not work, tested via trying to access web server from both ips, both unreachable.
Status: active
To Action From
-- ------ ----
[ 1] 22/tcp ALLOW IN Anywhere
[ 2] 17071/tcp ALLOW IN 193.70.80.99
[ 3] 22/tcp ALLOW IN 193.70.80.99
[ 4] 80/tcp ALLOW IN 193.70.80.99
[ 5] 25565/tcp ALLOW IN 51.68.55.231
[ 6] 22/tcp (v6) ALLOW IN Anywhere (v6)
When running:
sudo ufw allow 80/tcp (To accept from anywhere)
Both ip's will resolve correctly to the web server and load the page to confirm there are multiple ip's on the server.
networking firewall ufw
networking firewall ufw
asked Jan 8 at 22:24
Josh AllportJosh Allport
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asked Jan 8 at 22:24
Josh AllportJosh Allport
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edited Jan 8 at 22:40
Josh Allport
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Josh AllportJosh Allport
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asked Jan 8 at 22:24
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asked Jan 8 at 22:24
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@user68186 ammended.
– Josh Allport
Jan 8 at 22:36
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@user68186 ammended.
– Josh Allport
Jan 8 at 22:36
@user68186 ammended.
– Josh Allport
Jan 8 at 22:36
@user68186 ammended.
– Josh Allport
Jan 8 at 22:36
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@user68186 ammended.
– Josh Allport
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