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Hey guys,
I'm real new to Linux so bear with me.
My host (MediaTemple) is using Plesk 7.5.4 and Virtuozzo. I wanted to run some custom applications that require their own ports and after hours of screwing with it I realized that they were closed by Plesk’s Firewall Module. I did an nmap and all the ports that I needed were all closed.
When I tried to add those ports to the firewall custom rules it gave me an error saying
So then I figured I'd delete the Firewall Module because surely it's easily accessible on Plesk's site. Well turns out I was wrong and can't find it anywhere. Right now I'm back to square one. I can't run my applications because the ports are still blocked even though I deleted the Firewall Module, and I can't seem to find the Firewall Module anywhere to replace what I deleted.
Not sure, sorry if this is an idiotic question. As I said, I'm new to both Plesk and Linux.
Oh, btw I have root access so I’m sure I can do anything you guys suggest. Thanks in advance.
I'm real new to Linux so bear with me.
My host (MediaTemple) is using Plesk 7.5.4 and Virtuozzo. I wanted to run some custom applications that require their own ports and after hours of screwing with it I realized that they were closed by Plesk’s Firewall Module. I did an nmap and all the ports that I needed were all closed.
When I tried to add those ports to the firewall custom rules it gave me an error saying
So then I figured I'd delete the Firewall Module because surely it's easily accessible on Plesk's site. Well turns out I was wrong and can't find it anywhere. Right now I'm back to square one. I can't run my applications because the ports are still blocked even though I deleted the Firewall Module, and I can't seem to find the Firewall Module anywhere to replace what I deleted.
Not sure, sorry if this is an idiotic question. As I said, I'm new to both Plesk and Linux.
Oh, btw I have root access so I’m sure I can do anything you guys suggest. Thanks in advance.
