host access control changed

chanklish

• November 04, 2023 11:07

hello we used to be able to control access to each service, now it is just another firewall what happened ? how to regain same control as before ?! old : New :

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  xpy-xpy

  • November 04, 2023 16:54

  This is OS specific. Currently you can only control access the old way (by service) on Ubuntu / Centos 7 / Cloudlinux 7 servers.

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  chanklish

  • November 07, 2023 11:57

  I tried the new host access control from a different ip but i am able to access whm from a different ip even though i chose ALL as reject

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  ITHKBO

  • November 07, 2023 12:23

  Most new OS versions replaced iptables with netfilter (nftables) not a decision cPanel has any influence over. For full documentation see: It is not bad compared to manual iptable editing but if your only used to the GUI interface for this it take some time to learn the prompts.

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  chanklish

  • November 08, 2023 05:30

  I tried the new host access control from a different ip but i am able to access whm from a different ip even though i chose ALL as reject

  
  any idea?

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  ITHKBO

  • November 10, 2023 10:28

  any idea?

  
  Check if the data from the interface is actually in the correct file and nothing conflicts nft -a list chain inet filter cPanel-HostAccessControl
  As adviced by cPanel cPRex in another thread if this does not work try running /usr/local/cpanel/scripts/configure_firewall_for_cpanel
  See following post about an simular situation that was resolved this way.

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