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The issue was that I was using Docker which does not respect the rules of UFW.
Greetings!
The “ufw allow ssh” is allowing SSH from any location. Dropping that and being more specific will help to accomplish your goal. I recommend reviewing this, it’s pretty tame as far as documentation goes, and full of examples:
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UFW
Jarland
Hi
Are you certain you’re attempting to connect from an IP other than 123.456.78.9 (your home/office IP)? Because that IP is clear to connect to any port on your server.
Cheers