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Enable Mattermost to be accessible from outside of the LAN
The 2019 Stack Overflow Developer Survey Results Are InOpening a port to an application accessible outside of localhost?MySQL server not accessible from remote machineHow to change Port 27000 from filtered to open statusApache (and other services) work on localhost, but not IP addressCannot SSH from outside LAN despite port forwarding seems fineAllow ip address / machine name accessible from remote connecitonPort can not be accessed from outside but shows listeningWeb Server Accessible From Outside LAN But Not From Within LANOpening a port to an application accessible outside of localhost?SSH into raspberry with outside networkUnable to open port
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I installed Mattermost on Ubuntu 16. I configured it to work on port 8066.
When I test it locally via curl "localhost:8066" - it works, but from "global_ip:8066" it does not work.
What's wrong?
16.04 networking firewall
edited 2 hours ago
Pablo Bianchi
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asked Apr 3 at 1:40
ArteeArtee
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I installed Mattermost on Ubuntu 16. I configured it to work on port 8066.
When I test it locally via curl "localhost:8066" - it works, but from "global_ip:8066" it does not work.
What's wrong?
16.04 networking firewall
edited 2 hours ago
Pablo Bianchi
3,11521636
asked Apr 3 at 1:40
ArteeArtee
1012
Have you enabled port forwarding on your router?
– Anonymous Platypus
Apr 3 at 7:45
You need to enable the port on the firewall (if any) and forward the port on your router (if using NAT, which is very probable).
– Pablo Bianchi
2 hours ago
add a comment |
I installed Mattermost on Ubuntu 16. I configured it to work on port 8066.
When I test it locally via curl "localhost:8066" - it works, but from "global_ip:8066" it does not work.
What's wrong?
16.04 networking firewall
edited 2 hours ago
Pablo Bianchi
3,11521636
asked Apr 3 at 1:40
ArteeArtee
1012
I installed Mattermost on Ubuntu 16. I configured it to work on port 8066.
When I test it locally via curl "localhost:8066" - it works, but from "global_ip:8066" it does not work.
What's wrong?
16.04 networking firewall
16.04 networking firewall
edited 2 hours ago
Pablo Bianchi
3,11521636
asked Apr 3 at 1:40
ArteeArtee
1012
edited 2 hours ago
Pablo Bianchi
3,11521636
asked Apr 3 at 1:40
ArteeArtee
1012
edited 2 hours ago
Pablo Bianchi
3,11521636
edited 2 hours ago
Pablo Bianchi
3,11521636
edited 2 hours ago
Pablo Bianchi
3,11521636
3,11521636
asked Apr 3 at 1:40
ArteeArtee
1012
asked Apr 3 at 1:40
ArteeArtee
1012
asked Apr 3 at 1:40
ArteeArtee
1012
1012
Have you enabled port forwarding on your router?
– Anonymous Platypus
Apr 3 at 7:45
You need to enable the port on the firewall (if any) and forward the port on your router (if using NAT, which is very probable).
– Pablo Bianchi
2 hours ago
add a comment |
Have you enabled port forwarding on your router?
– Anonymous Platypus
Apr 3 at 7:45
You need to enable the port on the firewall (if any) and forward the port on your router (if using NAT, which is very probable).
– Pablo Bianchi
2 hours ago
Have you enabled port forwarding on your router?
– Anonymous Platypus
Apr 3 at 7:45
Have you enabled port forwarding on your router?
– Anonymous Platypus
Apr 3 at 7:45
You need to enable the port on the firewall (if any) and forward the port on your router (if using NAT, which is very probable).
– Pablo Bianchi
2 hours ago
You need to enable the port on the firewall (if any) and forward the port on your router (if using NAT, which is very probable).
– Pablo Bianchi
2 hours ago
add a comment |
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I simply enable port in iptables:
sudo iptables -I INPUT -p tcp -m tcp --dport 8066 -j ACCEPT
answered Apr 3 at 1:45
ArteeArtee
1012
Did you solve the problem, or is this intended as a reply to the comment?
– Zanna
Apr 5 at 3:08
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I simply enable port in iptables:
sudo iptables -I INPUT -p tcp -m tcp --dport 8066 -j ACCEPT
answered Apr 3 at 1:45
ArteeArtee
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Did you solve the problem, or is this intended as a reply to the comment?
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I simply enable port in iptables:
sudo iptables -I INPUT -p tcp -m tcp --dport 8066 -j ACCEPT
answered Apr 3 at 1:45
ArteeArtee
1012
Did you solve the problem, or is this intended as a reply to the comment?
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I simply enable port in iptables:
sudo iptables -I INPUT -p tcp -m tcp --dport 8066 -j ACCEPT
answered Apr 3 at 1:45
ArteeArtee
1012
I simply enable port in iptables:
sudo iptables -I INPUT -p tcp -m tcp --dport 8066 -j ACCEPT
answered Apr 3 at 1:45
ArteeArtee
1012
answered Apr 3 at 1:45
ArteeArtee
1012
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Have you enabled port forwarding on your router?
– Anonymous Platypus
Apr 3 at 7:45
You need to enable the port on the firewall (if any) and forward the port on your router (if using NAT, which is very probable).
– Pablo Bianchi
2 hours ago