04-07-2015, 09:56 PM
Hi,
May I ask which command you run under your firewall entry in the "startup box"?
To activate the firewall on the system I would suggest to open a terminal and type in:
This will activate your firewall on your system. You only have to run it once. The system will start up the firewall from now on as soon as you boot the computer.
The firewall by default blocks all incoming connections and allows all outgoing connections.
If you want to configure rules you can do this in a terminal via the ufw command. If you prefer a GUI you can install/use gufw.
Hope that helps
May I ask which command you run under your firewall entry in the "startup box"?
To activate the firewall on the system I would suggest to open a terminal and type in:
Code:
sudo ufw enableThis will activate your firewall on your system. You only have to run it once. The system will start up the firewall from now on as soon as you boot the computer.
The firewall by default blocks all incoming connections and allows all outgoing connections.
If you want to configure rules you can do this in a terminal via the ufw command. If you prefer a GUI you can install/use gufw.
Hope that helps