Windows Azure: Open all ports to external worldHow can I open a port in linux [UBUNTU] for all ip addresses?iptables port redirect not working for localhostOpen ports broken from internal networkRandom ports open on VPS boxopen port on ubuntu in azureShould I use non- standard Windows Azure Port Mappings?On Azure Windows VM, Why do some ports open fine and others do not?Azure port forwarding issues - endpoint is open and an inbound rule was made, but the port is still closedssh port forwarding with firewall-cmdCan't Open Ports Google Cloud VM Instance
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Windows Azure: Open all ports to external world
How can I open a port in linux [UBUNTU] for all ip addresses?iptables port redirect not working for localhostOpen ports broken from internal networkRandom ports open on VPS boxopen port on ubuntu in azureShould I use non- standard Windows Azure Port Mappings?On Azure Windows VM, Why do some ports open fine and others do not?Azure port forwarding issues - endpoint is open and an inbound rule was made, but the port is still closedssh port forwarding with firewall-cmdCan't Open Ports Google Cloud VM Instance
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I have tried all options from google. But it seems i'm missing something...
I'm trying to open at least one port...
But it just doesn't open it.
iptables is empty, server is default python -m SimpleHTTPServer.
What i'm missing?
routing vps azure port-forwarding
asked Oct 21 '15 at 8:40
SomebodySomebody
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I have tried all options from google. But it seems i'm missing something...
I'm trying to open at least one port...
But it just doesn't open it.
iptables is empty, server is default python -m SimpleHTTPServer.
What i'm missing?
routing vps azure port-forwarding
asked Oct 21 '15 at 8:40
SomebodySomebody
234514
Interesting that only 80 port is working. Can't open 8000 port...
– Somebody
Oct 21 '15 at 10:41
if the service is really running, it's clearly an OS firewall problem. Try nmap localhost to get all the open ports in your server first. btw is it centos or ubuntu?
– Bruno Faria
Oct 21 '15 at 10:44
@Somebody - I'm confused about your question, combined with your comment. You're saying you can reach your VM on port 80 from the outside world? In your endpoint table, you don't have port 80 listed anywhere. I only see port 8000 (outside world) open, which is then mapping to internal port 8000 (on your VM). Can you please edit your question to clarify this?
– David Makogon
Oct 21 '15 at 12:20
@BrunoFaria - there are no OS-level firewall rules set by default when spinning up a new VM from the Azure OS images.
– David Makogon
Oct 21 '15 at 12:22
@DavidMakogon I have added new rule after posting this thread. It's strange, that 80 port working and 8000 not... I'll see if it actually reach it into OS level via tcpdump tomorrow...
– Somebody
Oct 21 '15 at 18:42
|
show 3 more comments
I have tried all options from google. But it seems i'm missing something...
I'm trying to open at least one port...
But it just doesn't open it.
iptables is empty, server is default python -m SimpleHTTPServer.
What i'm missing?
routing vps azure port-forwarding
asked Oct 21 '15 at 8:40
SomebodySomebody
234514
I have tried all options from google. But it seems i'm missing something...
I'm trying to open at least one port...
But it just doesn't open it.
iptables is empty, server is default python -m SimpleHTTPServer.
What i'm missing?
routing vps azure port-forwarding
routing vps azure port-forwarding
asked Oct 21 '15 at 8:40
SomebodySomebody
234514
asked Oct 21 '15 at 8:40
SomebodySomebody
234514
asked Oct 21 '15 at 8:40
SomebodySomebody
234514
asked Oct 21 '15 at 8:40
SomebodySomebody
234514
asked Oct 21 '15 at 8:40
SomebodySomebody
234514
234514
Interesting that only 80 port is working. Can't open 8000 port...
– Somebody
Oct 21 '15 at 10:41
if the service is really running, it's clearly an OS firewall problem. Try nmap localhost to get all the open ports in your server first. btw is it centos or ubuntu?
– Bruno Faria
Oct 21 '15 at 10:44
@Somebody - I'm confused about your question, combined with your comment. You're saying you can reach your VM on port 80 from the outside world? In your endpoint table, you don't have port 80 listed anywhere. I only see port 8000 (outside world) open, which is then mapping to internal port 8000 (on your VM). Can you please edit your question to clarify this?
– David Makogon
Oct 21 '15 at 12:20
@BrunoFaria - there are no OS-level firewall rules set by default when spinning up a new VM from the Azure OS images.
– David Makogon
Oct 21 '15 at 12:22
@DavidMakogon I have added new rule after posting this thread. It's strange, that 80 port working and 8000 not... I'll see if it actually reach it into OS level via tcpdump tomorrow...
– Somebody
Oct 21 '15 at 18:42
|
show 3 more comments
Interesting that only 80 port is working. Can't open 8000 port...
– Somebody
Oct 21 '15 at 10:41
if the service is really running, it's clearly an OS firewall problem. Try nmap localhost to get all the open ports in your server first. btw is it centos or ubuntu?
– Bruno Faria
Oct 21 '15 at 10:44
@Somebody - I'm confused about your question, combined with your comment. You're saying you can reach your VM on port 80 from the outside world? In your endpoint table, you don't have port 80 listed anywhere. I only see port 8000 (outside world) open, which is then mapping to internal port 8000 (on your VM). Can you please edit your question to clarify this?
– David Makogon
Oct 21 '15 at 12:20
@BrunoFaria - there are no OS-level firewall rules set by default when spinning up a new VM from the Azure OS images.
– David Makogon
Oct 21 '15 at 12:22
@DavidMakogon I have added new rule after posting this thread. It's strange, that 80 port working and 8000 not... I'll see if it actually reach it into OS level via tcpdump tomorrow...
– Somebody
Oct 21 '15 at 18:42
Interesting that only 80 port is working. Can't open 8000 port...
– Somebody
Oct 21 '15 at 10:41
Interesting that only 80 port is working. Can't open 8000 port...
– Somebody
Oct 21 '15 at 10:41
if the service is really running, it's clearly an OS firewall problem. Try nmap localhost to get all the open ports in your server first. btw is it centos or ubuntu?
– Bruno Faria
Oct 21 '15 at 10:44
if the service is really running, it's clearly an OS firewall problem. Try nmap localhost to get all the open ports in your server first. btw is it centos or ubuntu?
– Bruno Faria
Oct 21 '15 at 10:44
@Somebody - I'm confused about your question, combined with your comment. You're saying you can reach your VM on port 80 from the outside world? In your endpoint table, you don't have port 80 listed anywhere. I only see port 8000 (outside world) open, which is then mapping to internal port 8000 (on your VM). Can you please edit your question to clarify this?
– David Makogon
Oct 21 '15 at 12:20
@Somebody - I'm confused about your question, combined with your comment. You're saying you can reach your VM on port 80 from the outside world? In your endpoint table, you don't have port 80 listed anywhere. I only see port 8000 (outside world) open, which is then mapping to internal port 8000 (on your VM). Can you please edit your question to clarify this?
– David Makogon
Oct 21 '15 at 12:20
@BrunoFaria - there are no OS-level firewall rules set by default when spinning up a new VM from the Azure OS images.
– David Makogon
Oct 21 '15 at 12:22
@BrunoFaria - there are no OS-level firewall rules set by default when spinning up a new VM from the Azure OS images.
– David Makogon
Oct 21 '15 at 12:22
@DavidMakogon I have added new rule after posting this thread. It's strange, that 80 port working and 8000 not... I'll see if it actually reach it into OS level via tcpdump tomorrow...
– Somebody
Oct 21 '15 at 18:42
@DavidMakogon I have added new rule after posting this thread. It's strange, that 80 port working and 8000 not... I'll see if it actually reach it into OS level via tcpdump tomorrow...
– Somebody
Oct 21 '15 at 18:42
|
show 3 more comments
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Azure use port forwarding (Endpoints) to connect to the VM, if you want to connect TO port 80 in the server FROM your computer using port 8000, you should add 8000 in the PUBLIC port and and 80 in the PRIVATE port. Normally they have the same value but for some reason we sometimes change it.
If for some reason, after you put the correct setting in azure endpoint (public 8000 and private 8000), you still can't connect, you should check your local computer firewall (either from windows or maybe antivirus) to allow port 8000
Edit:
Sometimes it will works after restarting the VM
answered Nov 13 '15 at 1:54
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don't forget to accept this as answer if it works so it will also help people that have the same problem
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Azure use port forwarding (Endpoints) to connect to the VM, if you want to connect TO port 80 in the server FROM your computer using port 8000, you should add 8000 in the PUBLIC port and and 80 in the PRIVATE port. Normally they have the same value but for some reason we sometimes change it.
If for some reason, after you put the correct setting in azure endpoint (public 8000 and private 8000), you still can't connect, you should check your local computer firewall (either from windows or maybe antivirus) to allow port 8000
Edit:
Sometimes it will works after restarting the VM
answered Nov 13 '15 at 1:54
AnselAnsel
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don't forget to accept this as answer if it works so it will also help people that have the same problem
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Azure use port forwarding (Endpoints) to connect to the VM, if you want to connect TO port 80 in the server FROM your computer using port 8000, you should add 8000 in the PUBLIC port and and 80 in the PRIVATE port. Normally they have the same value but for some reason we sometimes change it.
If for some reason, after you put the correct setting in azure endpoint (public 8000 and private 8000), you still can't connect, you should check your local computer firewall (either from windows or maybe antivirus) to allow port 8000
Edit:
Sometimes it will works after restarting the VM
answered Nov 13 '15 at 1:54
AnselAnsel
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don't forget to accept this as answer if it works so it will also help people that have the same problem
– Ansel
Dec 27 '15 at 15:09
add a comment |
Azure use port forwarding (Endpoints) to connect to the VM, if you want to connect TO port 80 in the server FROM your computer using port 8000, you should add 8000 in the PUBLIC port and and 80 in the PRIVATE port. Normally they have the same value but for some reason we sometimes change it.
If for some reason, after you put the correct setting in azure endpoint (public 8000 and private 8000), you still can't connect, you should check your local computer firewall (either from windows or maybe antivirus) to allow port 8000
Edit:
Sometimes it will works after restarting the VM
answered Nov 13 '15 at 1:54
AnselAnsel
23113
Azure use port forwarding (Endpoints) to connect to the VM, if you want to connect TO port 80 in the server FROM your computer using port 8000, you should add 8000 in the PUBLIC port and and 80 in the PRIVATE port. Normally they have the same value but for some reason we sometimes change it.
If for some reason, after you put the correct setting in azure endpoint (public 8000 and private 8000), you still can't connect, you should check your local computer firewall (either from windows or maybe antivirus) to allow port 8000
Edit:
Sometimes it will works after restarting the VM
answered Nov 13 '15 at 1:54
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answered Nov 13 '15 at 1:54
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Interesting that only 80 port is working. Can't open 8000 port...
– Somebody
Oct 21 '15 at 10:41
if the service is really running, it's clearly an OS firewall problem. Try nmap localhost to get all the open ports in your server first. btw is it centos or ubuntu?
– Bruno Faria
Oct 21 '15 at 10:44
@Somebody - I'm confused about your question, combined with your comment. You're saying you can reach your VM on port 80 from the outside world? In your endpoint table, you don't have port 80 listed anywhere. I only see port 8000 (outside world) open, which is then mapping to internal port 8000 (on your VM). Can you please edit your question to clarify this?
– David Makogon
Oct 21 '15 at 12:20
@BrunoFaria - there are no OS-level firewall rules set by default when spinning up a new VM from the Azure OS images.
– David Makogon
Oct 21 '15 at 12:22
@DavidMakogon I have added new rule after posting this thread. It's strange, that 80 port working and 8000 not... I'll see if it actually reach it into OS level via tcpdump tomorrow...
– Somebody
Oct 21 '15 at 18:42