FirewallD Flashcards
(28 cards)
To Enable FirewallD
systemctl enable
To disable FirewallD
systemctl disable
To start Firewalld
systemctl start
To stop firewallD
systemctl stop
To view the status of FirewallD
firewall-cmd –state
or
systemctl status firewalld
To see the default zone
firewall-cmd –get -default-zone
To change the default zone
firewall-cmd –set-default-zone= work
To see the zones used by the network interface
firewall-cmd –get -active-zones
To see the area of an interface
firewall-cmd –get -zone-of-interface=eth0
To change the zone of an interface via firewalld
firewall-cmd –zone= work –change-interface=eth0
To change the zone of an interface via Network manager
nmcli connection modify eth0 connection.zone work
To see the zones used by the network interfaces
firewall-cmd –get -active-zones
To see the configuration of a specific zone
firewall -cmd –zone=public –list -all
To see the configuration of all zones
firewall-cmd –list -all-zones
Create a new area
firewall-cmd –permanent –new-zone docker
where can you find the files for default configurations?
/ usr /lib /firewalld /services
Where can you find custom configuration files?
/etc / firewalld / services
To see existing services
firewall-cmd –get -services
To authorize service on a zone
firewall-cmd –zone= work – add -service=http
or
firewall-cmd –zone=work – add -service=http –permanent
How to remove a service from a zone
firewall -cmd –zone= work –remove -service ==http
or
firewall -cmd –zone= work –remove -service ==http –permanent
To authorize a port on a zone
firewall-cmd –zone= work – add -port=2222/ tcp
or
firewall-cmd –zone= work – add -port=2222 /tcp –permanent
and
firewall-cmd –zone= work – add -port=126/ udp
or
firewall-cmd –zone= work – add -port=126/ udp –permanent
To remove a port from a area
firewall-cmd –zone= work – remove -port=2222/ tcp
or
firewall-cmd –zone= work – remove -port=2222/ tcp – permanent
To redirect one port to another on the same machine
firewall-cmd –zone= work – add - forward -port=port=80 :proto=tcp:toport =9000
To forward a port to another machine
firewall-cmd –zone= work –add -forward - port=port=80:proto= tcp:toport =8080:toaddr=192.168.10.5