Question The New Plesk Firewall is lacking port numbers/specifics. Can anyone supply a map of ports>services??

[regenix]

Server operating system version

Ubuntu 22.04 x64

Plesk version and microupdate number

Plesk Obsidian Web Admin Edition Version 18.0.63 Update #4

The current Plesk Firewall doesn't list Port numbers.
Or much information at all. Does anyone have a map as to what these services map to? Some of them are obvious like SSH server, Ping. But what is 'WWW server using HTTP/3'? Ports 80/443? I want to see port numbers. If anyone has a list as to what all these map to I would be grateful before I start editing them each to only allow Cloudflare traffic in, at the very least for the web ports.

 

[afuego]

Here is the list of Ports used by Plesk services:

Ports Used by Plesk

For Plesk and its services to work correctly, certain ports must not be blocked.

docs.plesk.com

 

[regenix]

That's not really a direct map of what I see listed but thank you for that. I'm assuming most of them are just your standard everyday ports. Is there any documentation linking to EXACTLY what ports are used in each service listed on the firewall though?? I really wish they were just labelled on the firewall somewhere. Process of elimination will tell me however.

 

[MHC_1]

That's not really a direct map of what I see listed but thank you for that. I'm assuming most of them are just your standard everyday ports. Is there any documentation linking to EXACTLY what ports are used in each service listed on the firewall though?? I really wish they were just labelled on the firewall somewhere. Process of elimination will tell me however.

I have found opening terminal and viewing the linux list of open ports to work: netstat -lntu in the terminal window.

 

[King555]

You could use iptables -L and ip6tables -L to see the firewall rules at the command line and with the help of the contents of the file /etc/services you can see which ports are used. And HTTP/3 is, as far as I'm informed, just UDP instead of TCP, and same ports as usual.

EDIT: Oops, did not see that this thread is very old and just was revived.