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Question Reset firewall rules with command line
This KB article may be useful: How to manage local firewall rules using Plesk Firewall in Plesk for Linux
LTUser
Regular Pleskian
Nothing easier than that... 
Restart your server in rescue mode and mount the device on which your Plesk installation is located as described in the docs ...
docs.ovh.com
Now navigate to the directory: /yourMountpoint/opt/psa/var/modules/firewall
Open the file: firewall-active.sh in a text editor.
Look there for the old IP address and replace it with the new IP address.
If you don't know the old IP anymore, look for the string: /sbin/iptables -A INPUT -p tcp --dport 22 and /sbin/iptables -A INPUT -p tcp --dport 8443 and replace the old IP with the new one.
If you can find your old IP in other places, replace it with the new IP here as well.
Please be careful not to change anything other than just changing the IP.
Now save the file and restart your server as normal.
Log into the Plesk panel and navigate to the selection "Firewall" ... replace the old IP with the new IP there and save your new setting.
Hth.
Restart your server in rescue mode and mount the device on which your Plesk installation is located as described in the docs ...
How to activate and use rescue mode
Find out how to use the OVHcloud customer rescue system to troubleshoot your dedicated server
Now navigate to the directory: /yourMountpoint/opt/psa/var/modules/firewall
Open the file: firewall-active.sh in a text editor.
Look there for the old IP address and replace it with the new IP address.
If you don't know the old IP anymore, look for the string: /sbin/iptables -A INPUT -p tcp --dport 22 and /sbin/iptables -A INPUT -p tcp --dport 8443 and replace the old IP with the new one.
If you can find your old IP in other places, replace it with the new IP here as well.
Please be careful not to change anything other than just changing the IP.
Now save the file and restart your server as normal.
Log into the Plesk panel and navigate to the selection "Firewall" ... replace the old IP with the new IP there and save your new setting.
Hth.
LTUser
Regular Pleskian
"yourMountpoint" is just a placeholder that you have to adapt to your circumstances
If you are not familiar with this or can follow the explanations, you should look for a professional service provider.
After this link, the correct spelling is if you have mounted the disk with Plesk on /mnt
docs.ovh.com
cd /mnt/opt/psa/var/modules/firewall
If you are not familiar with this or can follow the explanations, you should look for a professional service provider.
After this link, the correct spelling is if you have mounted the disk with Plesk on /mnt
How to activate and use rescue mode
Find out how to use the OVHcloud customer rescue system to troubleshoot your dedicated server
cd /mnt/opt/psa/var/modules/firewall
LTUser
Regular Pleskian
Question - Reset firewall rules with command line
Hi, I no longer have access to my server because my IP address has changed. I can access to it in rescue mode... How can I reset firewall rules with command line ? Thanks,
talk.plesk.com
I have found my error guys, yeeeessss !!
When I chroot my disk, there is some [...] who came, and I thinked that is the way to do the command lines, but nothing was good in this way.
So, I typed exit and after that, your find /mnt/ -name firewall-active.sh give me the right folder of the file.
I was able to modify the file with nano and save it, done !
Thank you very much for your help @LTUser !
When I chroot my disk, there is some [...] who came, and I thinked that is the way to do the command lines, but nothing was good in this way.
So, I typed exit and after that, your find /mnt/ -name firewall-active.sh give me the right folder of the file.
I was able to modify the file with nano and save it, done !
Thank you very much for your help @LTUser !
The right directory for my case is :Nothing easier than that...
Restart your server in rescue mode and mount the device on which your Plesk installation is located as described in the docs ...
How to activate and use rescue mode
Find out how to use the OVHcloud customer rescue system to troubleshoot your dedicated server
Now navigate to the directory: /yourMountpoint/opt/psa/var/modules/firewall
Open the file: firewall-active.sh in a text editor.
Look there for the old IP address and replace it with the new IP address.
If you don't know the old IP anymore, look for the string: /sbin/iptables -A INPUT -p tcp --dport 22 and /sbin/iptables -A INPUT -p tcp --dport 8443 and replace the old IP with the new one.
If you can find your old IP in other places, replace it with the new IP here as well.
Please be careful not to change anything other than just changing the IP.
Now save the file and restart your server as normal.
Log into the Plesk panel and navigate to the selection "Firewall" ... replace the old IP with the new IP there and save your new setting.
Hth.
Code:
/mnt/usr/local/psa/var/modules/firewall/firewall-active.shSimilar threads
