How to manually allow external access to ports 14141 TCP and UDP in linux 16.04?
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I require external access to ports 14141 TCP and UDP. I need to manually allow access to these ports.
I am an absolute beginner. Detailed steps would be highly appreciated.
Thanks!
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I require external access to ports 14141 TCP and UDP. I need to manually allow access to these ports.
I am an absolute beginner. Detailed steps would be highly appreciated.
Thanks!
16.04 ip tcp-ip
asked May 21 at 19:44
Pulkit Mehta
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Ubuntu by default has no firewall, and to do this requires you to do port forwarding at your router (which has nothing to do with Ubuntu typically)
– Thomas Ward♦
May 21 at 19:48
How can I do port forwarding? I am really sorry if this is a basic question, I have no idea of Computer Networks. Thanks for your help!
– Pulkit Mehta
May 21 at 20:38
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Port forwarding is something that is router specific (although the concept is the same). In short, you "map" (or "forward") traffic from the Internet that hits your router on a certain port (or ports) to an IP address and port on your local area network (or "home network"). Just do a search for: "<your_router_make/model> port forwarding".
– Andy Turfer
May 21 at 22:06
Here's an example search for how to set up port forwarding on a Superhub 3: https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=Superhub+3+port+fowarding
– Andy Turfer
May 21 at 22:09
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I require external access to ports 14141 TCP and UDP. I need to manually allow access to these ports.
I am an absolute beginner. Detailed steps would be highly appreciated.
Thanks!
16.04 ip tcp-ip
asked May 21 at 19:44
Pulkit Mehta
1
I require external access to ports 14141 TCP and UDP. I need to manually allow access to these ports.
I am an absolute beginner. Detailed steps would be highly appreciated.
Thanks!
16.04 ip tcp-ip
asked May 21 at 19:44
Pulkit Mehta
1
asked May 21 at 19:44
Pulkit Mehta
1
asked May 21 at 19:44
Pulkit Mehta
1
asked May 21 at 19:44
Pulkit Mehta
1
1
Ubuntu by default has no firewall, and to do this requires you to do port forwarding at your router (which has nothing to do with Ubuntu typically)
– Thomas Ward♦
May 21 at 19:48
How can I do port forwarding? I am really sorry if this is a basic question, I have no idea of Computer Networks. Thanks for your help!
– Pulkit Mehta
May 21 at 20:38
3
Port forwarding is something that is router specific (although the concept is the same). In short, you "map" (or "forward") traffic from the Internet that hits your router on a certain port (or ports) to an IP address and port on your local area network (or "home network"). Just do a search for: "<your_router_make/model> port forwarding".
– Andy Turfer
May 21 at 22:06
Here's an example search for how to set up port forwarding on a Superhub 3: https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=Superhub+3+port+fowarding
– Andy Turfer
May 21 at 22:09
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Ubuntu by default has no firewall, and to do this requires you to do port forwarding at your router (which has nothing to do with Ubuntu typically)
– Thomas Ward♦
May 21 at 19:48
How can I do port forwarding? I am really sorry if this is a basic question, I have no idea of Computer Networks. Thanks for your help!
– Pulkit Mehta
May 21 at 20:38
3
Port forwarding is something that is router specific (although the concept is the same). In short, you "map" (or "forward") traffic from the Internet that hits your router on a certain port (or ports) to an IP address and port on your local area network (or "home network"). Just do a search for: "<your_router_make/model> port forwarding".
– Andy Turfer
May 21 at 22:06
Here's an example search for how to set up port forwarding on a Superhub 3: https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=Superhub+3+port+fowarding
– Andy Turfer
May 21 at 22:09
Ubuntu by default has no firewall, and to do this requires you to do port forwarding at your router (which has nothing to do with Ubuntu typically)
– Thomas Ward♦
May 21 at 19:48
Ubuntu by default has no firewall, and to do this requires you to do port forwarding at your router (which has nothing to do with Ubuntu typically)
– Thomas Ward♦
May 21 at 19:48
How can I do port forwarding? I am really sorry if this is a basic question, I have no idea of Computer Networks. Thanks for your help!
– Pulkit Mehta
May 21 at 20:38
How can I do port forwarding? I am really sorry if this is a basic question, I have no idea of Computer Networks. Thanks for your help!
– Pulkit Mehta
May 21 at 20:38
3
3
Port forwarding is something that is router specific (although the concept is the same). In short, you "map" (or "forward") traffic from the Internet that hits your router on a certain port (or ports) to an IP address and port on your local area network (or "home network"). Just do a search for: "<your_router_make/model> port forwarding".
– Andy Turfer
May 21 at 22:06
Port forwarding is something that is router specific (although the concept is the same). In short, you "map" (or "forward") traffic from the Internet that hits your router on a certain port (or ports) to an IP address and port on your local area network (or "home network"). Just do a search for: "<your_router_make/model> port forwarding".
– Andy Turfer
May 21 at 22:06
Here's an example search for how to set up port forwarding on a Superhub 3: https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=Superhub+3+port+fowarding
– Andy Turfer
May 21 at 22:09
Here's an example search for how to set up port forwarding on a Superhub 3: https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=Superhub+3+port+fowarding
– Andy Turfer
May 21 at 22:09
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Ubuntu by default has no firewall, and to do this requires you to do port forwarding at your router (which has nothing to do with Ubuntu typically)
– Thomas Ward♦
May 21 at 19:48
How can I do port forwarding? I am really sorry if this is a basic question, I have no idea of Computer Networks. Thanks for your help!
– Pulkit Mehta
May 21 at 20:38
3
Port forwarding is something that is router specific (although the concept is the same). In short, you "map" (or "forward") traffic from the Internet that hits your router on a certain port (or ports) to an IP address and port on your local area network (or "home network"). Just do a search for: "<your_router_make/model> port forwarding".
– Andy Turfer
May 21 at 22:06
Here's an example search for how to set up port forwarding on a Superhub 3: https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=Superhub+3+port+fowarding
– Andy Turfer
May 21 at 22:09