root@server1:/home/administrator# /etc/init.d/bastille-firewall stop bash: /etc/init.d/bastille-firewall: No such file or directory
Which firewall are you using? I think it's more likely you're banned by Fail2Ban... check your Fail2Ban log and search for your IP. You can unban your IP for a specific jail with this command: Code: fail2ban-client set JAILNAME unbanip IPADDRESS You can get the banned IP list with this command: Code: fail2ban-client status JAILNAME
I don't know which firewall was installed in the ready vps image downloaded from the howtoforge website. ufw it's not installed, iptables the same. I was installing tailescale and when enabled the firewall from ispconfig i was out
... I have solved deleting the virtual disk and reimporting the qcow2 in the vps from the howtoforge downloaded image ... and start from 0
No. Fail2Ban adds the IP address to the blocked list and manages that list, but it is not a active firewall. Starting from 0 is almost always not necessary and sometimes not a good idea keep that in mind
was a fresh installtion.. no mind available to understand for 1 hour where is the problem trash all and restart.. snapshot snapshot snapshot.. if a problem exist.. restore snapshot
Understanding can help in the future, when a in production system has a problem. A firewall is a must for a safe system imo.