How Do You Whitelist an Ip Address with Just One Line Command?
I've Been Searching How to Whitelist a Ip Address (Ex. 123.123.321.1) with Ubuntu 12.04. but Everyone Seems to Give Long Elaborate Answers. Is There Just 1...
I've been searching how to whitelist a IP address (ex. 123.123.321.1) with Ubuntu 12.04. But everyone seems to give long elaborate answers. Is there just 1 simple command to whitelist an IP address? I want to whitelist an IP address so it can connect via SSH port 22. Also would this solution work with other linux flavors like centos?
1 Answer
sudo ufw allow in from 123.123.321.1 to any port 22
CentOS doesn't use ufw. You'll have to use iptables.
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