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Security3 min readUpdated 2026-04-30

Firewall basics with ufw

Default-deny inbound, allow only what you need. Standard ufw rules for a typical web VPS.

ufw is a friendly wrapper around iptables/nftables. The right starting policy: deny all inbound by default, allow only the ports your services need.

Install ufw

apt install ufw -y    # Ubuntu/Debian
dnf install ufw -y    # AlmaLinux/Rocky

Set the default policies

ufw default deny incoming
ufw default allow outgoing

Allow your SSH port FIRST

Before enabling the firewall, allow your SSH port — otherwise you lock yourself out:

ufw allow 22222/tcp

Allow web traffic

If you're running a web server:

ufw allow 80/tcp
ufw allow 443/tcp

Enable

ufw enable
ufw status verbose

The last command shows your full ruleset. Keep it clean — every open port is attack surface.

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