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I have a Fedora Desktop machine (192.168.16.109), on which I'm running VirtualBox which is running Fedora Server edition (192.168.16.112) for development purpose. There's bridged connected selected in networking setting of VirtualBox.
I ran a boilerplate go application which runs on port 8080. I was not able to access the go web app on my desktop machine accessing it through http://192.168.16.112:8080.
After a few research, I found that disabling firewall resolves the issue. And firewall is the culprit.
In my case, I can disable the firewall without any doubt, but I don't want to do this. What I want is all people on LAN can access my http://192.168.16.112:8080.
Is there any setting that allows an entire subnet to access all the ports of my server?
I tried doing is through GUI, but the option is disabled.
As far as I have noticed, fedora server is using firewall-cmd to manage firewall.
fedora firewall firewalld subnets
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I have a Fedora Desktop machine (192.168.16.109), on which I'm running VirtualBox which is running Fedora Server edition (192.168.16.112) for development purpose. There's bridged connected selected in networking setting of VirtualBox.
I ran a boilerplate go application which runs on port 8080. I was not able to access the go web app on my desktop machine accessing it through http://192.168.16.112:8080.
After a few research, I found that disabling firewall resolves the issue. And firewall is the culprit.
In my case, I can disable the firewall without any doubt, but I don't want to do this. What I want is all people on LAN can access my http://192.168.16.112:8080.
Is there any setting that allows an entire subnet to access all the ports of my server?
I tried doing is through GUI, but the option is disabled.
As far as I have noticed, fedora server is using firewall-cmd to manage firewall.
fedora firewall firewalld subnets
asked 31 mins ago
Santosh KumarSantosh Kumar
1,0895 gold badges17 silver badges30 bronze badges
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I have a Fedora Desktop machine (192.168.16.109), on which I'm running VirtualBox which is running Fedora Server edition (192.168.16.112) for development purpose. There's bridged connected selected in networking setting of VirtualBox.
I ran a boilerplate go application which runs on port 8080. I was not able to access the go web app on my desktop machine accessing it through http://192.168.16.112:8080.
After a few research, I found that disabling firewall resolves the issue. And firewall is the culprit.
In my case, I can disable the firewall without any doubt, but I don't want to do this. What I want is all people on LAN can access my http://192.168.16.112:8080.
Is there any setting that allows an entire subnet to access all the ports of my server?
I tried doing is through GUI, but the option is disabled.
As far as I have noticed, fedora server is using firewall-cmd to manage firewall.
fedora firewall firewalld subnets
asked 31 mins ago
Santosh KumarSantosh Kumar
1,0895 gold badges17 silver badges30 bronze badges
I have a Fedora Desktop machine (192.168.16.109), on which I'm running VirtualBox which is running Fedora Server edition (192.168.16.112) for development purpose. There's bridged connected selected in networking setting of VirtualBox.
I ran a boilerplate go application which runs on port 8080. I was not able to access the go web app on my desktop machine accessing it through http://192.168.16.112:8080.
After a few research, I found that disabling firewall resolves the issue. And firewall is the culprit.
In my case, I can disable the firewall without any doubt, but I don't want to do this. What I want is all people on LAN can access my http://192.168.16.112:8080.
Is there any setting that allows an entire subnet to access all the ports of my server?
I tried doing is through GUI, but the option is disabled.
As far as I have noticed, fedora server is using firewall-cmd to manage firewall.
fedora firewall firewalld subnets
fedora firewall firewalld subnets
asked 31 mins ago
Santosh KumarSantosh Kumar
1,0895 gold badges17 silver badges30 bronze badges
asked 31 mins ago
Santosh KumarSantosh Kumar
1,0895 gold badges17 silver badges30 bronze badges
asked 31 mins ago
Santosh KumarSantosh Kumar
1,0895 gold badges17 silver badges30 bronze badges
asked 31 mins ago
Santosh KumarSantosh Kumar
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asked 31 mins ago
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