How to turn on Firewall and specific Port in liunx
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Enable firewall service
In the past, for convenience, the firewalls were turned off, because now the projects are more important and afraid of being attacked, so for the sake of security, we now need to turn on the firewall. Next, we will introduce the steps.
1, first check the firewall status:
Firewall-cmd-state
2. Turn on the firewall
Start firewall:
Systemctl start firewalld.service
Set self-boot:
Systemctl enable firewalld.service
3. Restart the firewall:
Systemctl restart firewalld.service
4, check whether the firewall status is turned on:
Firewall-cmd-state
As shown in the picture, it has been opened.
5. Check whether the firewall is set to boot successfully:
Systemctl is-enabled firewalld.service;echo $?
Open a specific port
Here, take opening port 80 as an example
Command:
Open port command: firewall-cmd-- zone=public-- add-port=80/tcp-- permanent
Restart the firewall: systemctl restart firewalld.service
Meaning of the command:
-- zone # scope
-- add-port=80/tcp # add port in the format: Port / communication protocol
-- permanent # is in effect forever. Without this parameter, it will expire after restart.
As shown in the figure, you can see that the port has been opened successfully:
If you are not assured, you can use the command:
Netstat-ntlp
Or: firewall-cmd-- list-ports
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