4.1.3 Networking & firewalls
Every entry filed under Networking & firewalls and its subtopics.
Level
- Beginner 5
- Intermediate 5
- Advanced 0
What kind of help
- Guided project 2
- Explains an idea 0
- Step by step 5 (selected, select to remove)
- Cheat sheet 1
- Fixes an error 2
Works on
- Linux 11 (selected, select to remove)
- macOS 2
- Windows 0
- Browser 0
What do these mean?
- Beginner
- You are new to this topic.
- Intermediate
- You use it, and want to get better.
- Advanced
- You know it well and need the details.
- Guided project
- Build something small from start to finish, step by step.
- Explains an idea
- Plain words on how something works and why.
- Step by step
- Numbered steps to get one task done.
- Cheat sheet
- Commands and options in a table, to look up fast.
- Fixes an error
- An error message, what it means, and how to solve it.
5 entries match these filters
- 0344 ufw and firewalld: open and close ports Allow and remove ports and services on the two standard Linux host firewalls, restrict a port to one source network, and make… Beginner · Step by step · Linux Article Firewalls · Networking & firewalls 15 Oct 2026
- 0342 Which process is using a port, and how to free it Find the program behind a busy port with ss, lsof or fuser, decide whether to stop it properly or kill it, and… Beginner · Step by step · Linux, macOS Article DNS, IP addresses & ports · Networking & firewalls 15 Oct 2026
- 0173 Set a static IP address: nmcli on RHEL vs netplan on Ubuntu RHEL, Rocky and AlmaLinux configure networking with NetworkManager (nmcli); Ubuntu Server uses netplan YAML. Here is the same static IP setup in… Intermediate · Step by step · Linux Article Networking & firewalls 15 Oct 2026
- 0175 Open ports with firewalld and ufw firewalld (RHEL, Rocky, AlmaLinux) and ufw (Ubuntu) are friendly front ends to the kernel firewall. Allow SSH first, then open only the… Intermediate · Step by step · Linux Article Networking & firewalls 15 Oct 2026
- 0103 Proxmox VE networking: Linux bridges (vmbr0) and VLANs Guests reach the network through Linux bridges such as vmbr0, defined in /etc/network/interfaces. Learn the default setup, VLAN-aware bridges, VLAN tags for… Intermediate · Step by step · Linux Article Installation & first steps · Networking & firewalls 15 Oct 2026