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Resolved Install Plesk firewall but Iptables and firewalld is not active
see if there are some detailed issues in the /usr/local/psa/admin/logs/panel.log
and this KB Article How to manage Plesk Firewall via CLI?
perhabs you will tell to the community which OS/Plesk Version you use
and this KB Article How to manage Plesk Firewall via CLI?
perhabs you will tell to the community which OS/Plesk Version you use
AndrewN
Basic Pleskian
Which OS you are using ?
Check with this document, The Plesk Firewall (Linux) It may help you to check Firewall status
Check with this document, The Plesk Firewall (Linux) It may help you to check Firewall status
Hi,
It was running on
CentOS Linux 7.5.1804 (Core)
Product Plesk Onyx
Version 17.5.3 Update
In /usr/local/psa/admin/logs/panel.log, there is no error indication on it.
I have read the documentation , edit some rules , but i cant really tell does it need iptables or firewalld as the extension just install without issue.
As both iptables or firewalld was inactive. even i made changes on the rules from plesk panel. Thanks if anyone can assist.
It was running on
CentOS Linux 7.5.1804 (Core)
Product Plesk Onyx
Version 17.5.3 Update
In /usr/local/psa/admin/logs/panel.log, there is no error indication on it.
I have read the documentation , edit some rules , but i cant really tell does it need iptables or firewalld as the extension just install without issue.
As both iptables or firewalld was inactive. even i made changes on the rules from plesk panel. Thanks if anyone can assist.
usually on centos 7 firewalld is default see: Plesk for Linux and firewalld Compatibility
well we dont know exactly how you installed the firewall and if the firewall is not working for you, therefore I suggest to remove it and install it immediately in this way: Plesk Panel > Tools & Settings > Updates and Upgrades > Add and Remove Product Components > Plesk extensions > Plesk Firewall see: How to install Plesk Firewall
and check if it is enabled / activ in Plesk Panel > Tools & Settings > Firewall > enable/Disable Firewall Rules Management.
well we dont know exactly how you installed the firewall and if the firewall is not working for you, therefore I suggest to remove it and install it immediately in this way: Plesk Panel > Tools & Settings > Updates and Upgrades > Add and Remove Product Components > Plesk extensions > Plesk Firewall see: How to install Plesk Firewall
and check if it is enabled / activ in Plesk Panel > Tools & Settings > Firewall > enable/Disable Firewall Rules Management.
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I just get a reply from Plesk Support engineer. Their explanation belowl
The described behavior is expected - iptables, firewalld and Plesk firewall are 3 independent processes.
The one called psa-firewall is responsible for the Plesk firewall.
So if Plesk firewall is enabled in Plesk > Tools & Settings > Firewall, there is no need to run other services.
Managing firewall from the Plesk interface is the easiest way.
I thought it was just a interface, i tested it out and yes it work independently as mention.
Thanks for looking into it.
The described behavior is expected - iptables, firewalld and Plesk firewall are 3 independent processes.
The one called psa-firewall is responsible for the Plesk firewall.
So if Plesk firewall is enabled in Plesk > Tools & Settings > Firewall, there is no need to run other services.
Managing firewall from the Plesk interface is the easiest way.
I thought it was just a interface, i tested it out and yes it work independently as mention.
Thanks for looking into it.
