Trying to set up Nginx in Ubuntu 16.04 following the tutorial given in https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-install-linux-nginx-mysql-php-lemp-stack-in-ubuntu-16-04 everyhting is fine but running the command
sudo ufw status
gives inactive.
What is wrong?
Thank you
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Well this might be quite old to reply but do remember to add sudo ufw allow 22/tcp otherwise you will not be able to do ssh into your vm once you exit out of it.
Well this might be quite old to reply but do remember to add sudo ufw allow 22/tcp otherwise you will not be able to do ssh into your vm once you exit out of it.
Well this might be quite old to reply but do remember to add sudo ufw allow 22/tcp otherwise you will not be able to do ssh into your vm once you exit out of it.
Well this might be quite old to reply but do remember to add sudo ufw allow 22/tcp otherwise you will not be able to do ssh into your vm once you exit out of it.
Well this might be quite old to reply but do remember to add sudo ufw allow 22/tcp otherwise you will not be able to do ssh into your vm once you exit out of it.
Well this might be quite old to reply but do remember to add sudo ufw allow 22/tcp otherwise you will not be able to do ssh into your vm once you exit out of it.
sudo ufw enable sudo ufw status
eso funciono para mi
sudo ufw enable sudo ufw status
eso funciono para mi
$ sudo ufw enable
$sudo ufw status
now ur status will change to active
$ sudo ufw enable
$sudo ufw status
now ur status will change to active
After “sudo ufw default deny”, I could no longer ssh into my droplet. I went to the Digitalocean console, logged in, and entered “sudo ufw default allow”. Now I can ssh into my droplet again.
Now “ufw status” returns “Status: active” along with some other information. Go figure.
Thanks BuyDeal. You had me worried, but all’s well that ends well.
After “sudo ufw default deny”, I could no longer ssh into my droplet. I went to the Digitalocean console, logged in, and entered “sudo ufw default allow”. Now I can ssh into my droplet again.
Now “ufw status” returns “Status: active” along with some other information. Go figure.
Thanks BuyDeal. You had me worried, but all’s well that ends well.