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yallaegyfilm
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hello, how can i block 2002 and 2004 ports from CSF.
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Dhanya
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Hi,

The ports you have mentioned are for accessing Webuzo on non-SSL protocol(i.e http). Can you provide us with reason you want to block those ports?

Let us know.
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wolke
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The reason is probably BECAUSE it is non-SSL...

Have a look at /etc/csf/csf.conf and look for the section for IPv4. There you can define which ports to allow incoming and outgoing.
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yallaegyfilm
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Thank you very much guys for your feedback ، I've deleted  the incoming and outgoing ports from the IPv4 section but I am still able to access the control panel from the non-ssl ports .
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wolke
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Make sure csf is not running in testmode.... and that it is really active by issuing

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csf -e
See if that issues any Warning messages.
(you should double check that IP4 SSH port (usually 22) is in the list of allowed ports so that you don´t lock yourself out of the host)


Edited by wolke : May 17, 2019, 12:59 pm
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erile
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Quote From : yallaegyfilm May 17, 2019, 12:55 pm
Thank you very much guys for your feedback ، I've deleted  the incoming and outgoing ports from the IPv4 section but I am still able to access the control panel from the non-ssl ports .

Just experienced the same issue some minutes ago: despite ports 2002 and 2004 were removed from TCP_IN, TCP_OUT, TCP6_IN and TCP6_OUT lists in CSF config, I was still able to reach admin and user panels with http:// scheme. Even a "service csf restart" didn't change anything.

I forced to apply this change issuing this command that restart both CSF and LFD in full:
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sudo csf -ra


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