Resolved Plesk Firewall [Do I have to open all ports when switching from another firewall to Plesk Firewall?]

[z72diego]

With the Plesk firewall, you can block a bunch of countries using the ISO 3166 country codes , all ports (incoming) and place the deny rule at the top.

This way, you will block incoming traffic for the websites and email.

I have:

Plesk Obsidian
Versión 18.0.44
Debian 9.12

And firewall doesn’t allow to put ISO 3166 country codes for doing blockings. Just port ranges or nets.

Another workaround?
Thanks

 

[othmaqsa]

I have:

Plesk Obsidian
Versión 18.0.44
Debian 9.12

And firewall doesn’t allow to put ISO 3166 country codes for doing blockings. Just port ranges or nets.

Another workaround?
Thanks

Take a look here:

https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/...r-whitelist-specific-countries-through-Plesk-

 

[z72diego]

Take a look here:

https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/...r-whitelist-specific-countries-through-Plesk-

We’re in a loop conversation. That posts suggests workaround I and II.

 

[z72diego]

We’re in a loop conversation. That posts suggests workaround I and II.

I think I need to update plesk.

 

[othmaqsa]

We’re in a loop conversation. That posts suggests workaround I and II.

You need to choose DENY (DENEGAR) instead of ALLOW (PERMITIR)

 

[z72diego]

We’re in a loop conversation. That posts suggests workaround I and II.

I think I need to update plesk

You need to choose DENY in ACTION instead of ALLOW

Thanks but selecting that option doesn’t allow to put country codes. I need to update.

 

[othmaqsa]

I think I need to update plesk

Thanks but selecting that option doesn’t allow to put country codes. I need to update.

Update Plesk to the latest update then.

This feature is only available on Plesk 18.0.52 and higher.

 

[Peter Debik]

Also update the extension. In the latest Plesk the Plesk Firewall is not a component, it is an extension, and you'll need the latest version of it.