Set up firewalld on CentOS before starting it
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If we use firewall-cmd to open a port before starting the firewalld service, it will fail saying "firewalld is not running".
If I start firewalld I'm getting disconnected from the remote server, I'm running SSH on a different port than 22.
How am I supposed to configure a remote server without losing connection to it?
centos ssh networking firewall firewalld
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If we use firewall-cmd to open a port before starting the firewalld service, it will fail saying "firewalld is not running".
If I start firewalld I'm getting disconnected from the remote server, I'm running SSH on a different port than 22.
How am I supposed to configure a remote server without losing connection to it?
centos ssh networking firewall firewalld
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The same here. This is ridiculous...
– kawing-chiu
Jun 9 at 13:56
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Found the solution: firewall-offline-cmd — firewalld offline command line client
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Jun 9 at 18:17
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If we use firewall-cmd to open a port before starting the firewalld service, it will fail saying "firewalld is not running".
If I start firewalld I'm getting disconnected from the remote server, I'm running SSH on a different port than 22.
How am I supposed to configure a remote server without losing connection to it?
centos ssh networking firewall firewalld
asked Dec 7 '17 at 20:27
Gotenks
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If we use firewall-cmd to open a port before starting the firewalld service, it will fail saying "firewalld is not running".
If I start firewalld I'm getting disconnected from the remote server, I'm running SSH on a different port than 22.
How am I supposed to configure a remote server without losing connection to it?
centos ssh networking firewall firewalld
asked Dec 7 '17 at 20:27
Gotenks
3114
asked Dec 7 '17 at 20:27
Gotenks
3114
asked Dec 7 '17 at 20:27
Gotenks
3114
asked Dec 7 '17 at 20:27
Gotenks
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The same here. This is ridiculous...
– kawing-chiu
Jun 9 at 13:56
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Found the solution: firewall-offline-cmd — firewalld offline command line client
– Gotenks
Jun 9 at 18:17
add a comment |Â
The same here. This is ridiculous...
– kawing-chiu
Jun 9 at 13:56
1
Found the solution: firewall-offline-cmd — firewalld offline command line client
– Gotenks
Jun 9 at 18:17
The same here. This is ridiculous...
– kawing-chiu
Jun 9 at 13:56
The same here. This is ridiculous...
– kawing-chiu
Jun 9 at 13:56
1
1
Found the solution: firewall-offline-cmd — firewalld offline command line client
– Gotenks
Jun 9 at 18:17
Found the solution: firewall-offline-cmd — firewalld offline command line client
– Gotenks
Jun 9 at 18:17
add a comment |Â
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The same here. This is ridiculous...
– kawing-chiu
Jun 9 at 13:56
1
Found the solution: firewall-offline-cmd — firewalld offline command line client
– Gotenks
Jun 9 at 18:17