Firewall task issue

I did everything correctly and port also showed open but still task was failed… i just want to know what was the mistake… PFA

Hi,

Your answer seems correct, this happened due to our maintenance work that was going on in the back-end. Sorry for this inconvenience. We marked your task as completed manually.

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Inderpreet

HI ,
i have run this command " firewall-cmd --permanent --zone=public --add-port=6000/tcp ", when i check list-port i’m not able see, then i re-run add-port command, it’s giving error message u have already added the port, after i saw the messages then i click on finish, but the task was got failed , let me know if any mistake have done…

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hi, even i am also facing same kind of issue

thor@jump_host /$ sudo firewall-cmd --zone=public --permanent --add-service=8085/tcp
Error: DBUS_ERROR: Failed to connect to socket /run/dbus/system_bus_socket: No such file or directory

This command work for me. sudo firewall-cmd --zone=public --permanent --add-port=5003/tcp
I do not think you need the -service in the command.
Check this resource How to Install, Configure and Use Firewalld in CentOS and Ubuntu

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Hi Rakesh,

In your case, you have performed the required steps on jump_host itself however as per question you should have done this on Backup server. Hence your task was marked as failed.

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Inderpreet

Hi Kiran,

While adding the rule if you use --permanent option then you must reload/restart firewalld service after that to save the changes permanently. If you could have reloaded/restarted the service you could see the port in list-ports.
However as much I remember in this question you are not asked to add this rule permanently so you could skip --permanent option but again adding that should not fail the task but you need to make sure in that case you reload/restart the firewalld service.

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Inderpreet

Thanks for the update :+1:

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Have the same problem.

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Can please, explain why I got it wrong. Thanks

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