Open all ports iptables?

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Can I open all ports iptables? or checking which ports are opening or closing? I am using a firewall (csf) but I don't find any options to open all ports iptables.
 

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Can I open all ports iptables? or checking which ports are opening or closing? I am using a firewall (csf) but I don't find any options to open all ports iptables.
Why you want to open ALL the ports? If you are using CFS, you can enable inbound and outbound ports in the firewall settings.
 

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sudo iptables -X
sudo iptables -F
 

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If you want to open all ports, why you have CSF? Disable CSF and thats it.... But this is not recommended in any cases...open only necessary ports after complete your testing..
 

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why you have CSF? Disable CSF and thats it...
Are you sure disabling CSF will open all ports? By default, I think there are closed ports and opened ports on my server for the first time using.
 

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Once CSF is installed all your firewall rules will be removed and replaced by CSF ones. So when CSF is disabled, literally there is no firewall rules
 

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oh thanks for this info, this is the first time i have heard about it. I will try to test this because I also have a server installed CSF.
Can I open or close all ports with CSF? I think it is more easier to do if compared with doing in SSH.
 

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If you are unsure if firewall is causing issues, use tcpdump to troubleshoot.
For eg, to check outbound emails
tcpdump -i any -nn src host My.ip.add.ress and dst port 25

Check if the connection is established or continuously sending SYN requests.


Also you can hping3 to trace, if it is getting blocked on server side.
hping3 -T -S -p 25 des.ti.na.tion
Ctrl Z to increase hop. It works like traceroute. If firewall is blocking, you will not get a TTL timeout reply.
 
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