Hi,
i´m trying to create a firewall rule which allows a defined port from a public IP address which changes every night.
Which command do i have to run to change an existing firewall rule and only change the allowed IP address. The current IP address is entered in a text file every night.
Yes you could set up some commands to achieve it but… Would you accept a VPN based solution?
What service is listening behind that port? Maybe an authentication mechanism is available…
Please provide more details, we could find a simpler solution !
im running a plex server and want to serve some content for my parents which are also connected to a FTTH - So bandwidth is no problem.
Yes okay an site-to-site connection could be a possible soloution. Because they´re the only one which will use this server - except my local network - it was the first soloution for me
OpenVPN could fit the scenario, at least until @dev_team would not be able to merge geo-ip references for firewall objects.
yes but the router of my parents doesn´t support OpenVPN… It´s a FritzBox but a Ipsec Site-to-Site VPN should do it.
Even if I could just release it publicly I would be interested in the commands to set up the firewall. Could someone give me an example to change the allowed IP address?
Nethserver supports IpSec Site-To-Site scenario.
Yeah, I know that, and I tested it. However, the FritzBox does not have enough power to decode a Full HD movie over the VPN line…
Does anyone have an example command for changing the allowed IP address on an existing firewall rule on my nethserver?
To transfer a big file you could configure a virtual host and name it with a random (hard to guess) string. It’s like Google docs share-by-url.
Just keep the URL secret