HelioHost Posted June 10, 2025 Posted June 10, 2025 VPS number: 10, VPS ID: 542Hello everyone, we need to block UDP communications on our server, specifically on port 443. Is this possible? Can we do this ourselves, or will you handle it? This would help us force the use of QUIC and HTTP/1.1 or HTTP/2 in our application. Thank you, Fabrizio -- Grazie, FABRIZIO ZEZZA CEO | EasyConsulting.com - HotelNerds.it EasyConsulting S.r.l. - Via Nicol? III n?4, 00165 Roma E-mail: fabrizio.zezza@easyconsulting.com Tel. + 39 06 88930450 - Cell. +39 338 7110679 Web: EasyConsulting.com - Solutions.HotelNerds.it - HotelNerds.it
Krydos Posted June 10, 2025 Posted June 10, 2025 It looks like you're using Ubuntu 22 so you can use the ufw command to allow/block access to certain ports and IPs, etc. Here is a guide https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/ufw-essentials-common-firewall-rules-and-commands
HelioHost Posted June 10, 2025 Author Posted June 10, 2025 Thanks for the reply, unfortunately we are not expert enough to configure this. Is there a Helio Host support that can help us? Grazie, *FABRIZIO ZEZZA* *CEO | EasyConsulting.com - HotelNerds.it* EasyConsulting S.r.l. - Via Nicol? III n?4, 00165 Roma Mail: *fabrizio.zezza@easyconsulting.com * Tel. 06 88930450 - Cell. 338 7110679 Web: *EasyConsulting.com* - *Solutions.HotelNerds.it *-* HotelNerds.it * Il giorno mar 10 giu 2025 alle 19:21 HelioHost Support < support@heliohost.org> ha scritto: > It looks like you're using Ubuntu 22 so you can use the ufw command to > allow/block access to certain ports and IPs, etc. Here is a guide > https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/ufw-essentials-common-firewall-rules-and-commands > > You may view the status of your ticket by visiting: > > https://helionet.org/index/index.php?showtopic=64700 > > Thank you, > HelioHost support > https://heliohost.org/ > https://helionet.org/ > >
Krydos Posted June 10, 2025 Posted June 10, 2025 Sure, what ports do you need open other than TCP on 443 for https and TCP on port 80 for http and TCP on port 22 for SSH?
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