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I have a Virtual Machine running inside Google Cloud. The VM running ubuntu v16. The machine is running behind firewall. The traffic to this machine is restricted - no outgoing traffic allowed from this machine to the internet.
The problem is that I want to expose the machine to system updates.
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade -y
Which running automatically as background task.
Is this possible to allow OS updates egress traffic only?
ubuntu security firewall
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I have a Virtual Machine running inside Google Cloud. The VM running ubuntu v16. The machine is running behind firewall. The traffic to this machine is restricted - no outgoing traffic allowed from this machine to the internet.
The problem is that I want to expose the machine to system updates.
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade -y
Which running automatically as background task.
Is this possible to allow OS updates egress traffic only?
ubuntu security firewall
google-cloud-platform asked May 5 at 12:23
No1Lives4EverNo1Lives4Ever
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I have a Virtual Machine running inside Google Cloud. The VM running ubuntu v16. The machine is running behind firewall. The traffic to this machine is restricted - no outgoing traffic allowed from this machine to the internet.
The problem is that I want to expose the machine to system updates.
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade -y
Which running automatically as background task.
Is this possible to allow OS updates egress traffic only?
ubuntu security firewall
google-cloud-platform asked May 5 at 12:23
No1Lives4EverNo1Lives4Ever
1083
I have a Virtual Machine running inside Google Cloud. The VM running ubuntu v16. The machine is running behind firewall. The traffic to this machine is restricted - no outgoing traffic allowed from this machine to the internet.
The problem is that I want to expose the machine to system updates.
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade -y
Which running automatically as background task.
Is this possible to allow OS updates egress traffic only?
ubuntu security firewall
google-cloud-platform ubuntu security firewall
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Decide if you will be managing a local repo of updates. Which would allow for more control of both when updates happen and what gets Internet access.
You probably want to use GCP's mirror, us-central1.gce.archive.ubuntu.com (replace us-central1 with your region).
Configure firewall to allow egress from the downloading systems. IPs and not names, but a handful of IP addresses that may change isn't too bad even if you want to be super-specific.
If you have zero Internet access, consider something like a cloud NAT. Unfortunately, GCP doesn't have the equivalent to AWS's IPv6 egress only gateways.
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Decide if you will be managing a local repo of updates. Which would allow for more control of both when updates happen and what gets Internet access.
You probably want to use GCP's mirror, us-central1.gce.archive.ubuntu.com (replace us-central1 with your region).
Configure firewall to allow egress from the downloading systems. IPs and not names, but a handful of IP addresses that may change isn't too bad even if you want to be super-specific.
If you have zero Internet access, consider something like a cloud NAT. Unfortunately, GCP doesn't have the equivalent to AWS's IPv6 egress only gateways.
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Decide if you will be managing a local repo of updates. Which would allow for more control of both when updates happen and what gets Internet access.
You probably want to use GCP's mirror, us-central1.gce.archive.ubuntu.com (replace us-central1 with your region).
Configure firewall to allow egress from the downloading systems. IPs and not names, but a handful of IP addresses that may change isn't too bad even if you want to be super-specific.
If you have zero Internet access, consider something like a cloud NAT. Unfortunately, GCP doesn't have the equivalent to AWS's IPv6 egress only gateways.
answered May 5 at 23:10
John MahowaldJohn Mahowald
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Decide if you will be managing a local repo of updates. Which would allow for more control of both when updates happen and what gets Internet access.
You probably want to use GCP's mirror, us-central1.gce.archive.ubuntu.com (replace us-central1 with your region).
Configure firewall to allow egress from the downloading systems. IPs and not names, but a handful of IP addresses that may change isn't too bad even if you want to be super-specific.
If you have zero Internet access, consider something like a cloud NAT. Unfortunately, GCP doesn't have the equivalent to AWS's IPv6 egress only gateways.
answered May 5 at 23:10
John MahowaldJohn Mahowald
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Decide if you will be managing a local repo of updates. Which would allow for more control of both when updates happen and what gets Internet access.
You probably want to use GCP's mirror, us-central1.gce.archive.ubuntu.com (replace us-central1 with your region).
Configure firewall to allow egress from the downloading systems. IPs and not names, but a handful of IP addresses that may change isn't too bad even if you want to be super-specific.
If you have zero Internet access, consider something like a cloud NAT. Unfortunately, GCP doesn't have the equivalent to AWS's IPv6 egress only gateways.
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