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- -A INPUT -p tcp -s 137.22.1.23/32 -m tcp --dport 9102 -j ACCEPT
- -A INPUT -p udp -s 137.22.1.23/32 -m udp --dport 9102 -j ACCEPT
... and an example for nftables (which is generally /etc/nftables.conf, but you can check by running systemctl status nftables):
- # BareOS (for systems on the ACAD network, in this case)
- ip saddr 137.22.1.23 ct state new tcp dport 9102 counter accept
- ip saddr 137.22.1.23 ct state new udp dport 9102 counter accept
This example is obviously for ACAD, substitute the appropriate IP or more permissive subnet mask as appropriate.
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On Linux this is systemctl start bareos-fd.service and systemctl enable bareos-fd.service.
On Windows, start the service.
At this point if all the previous steps have been followed successfully you should be able to test. In bconsole you can enter status client=sol2-fd.
If the configuration is functional you should see a TLS handshake and some other status messages. If not, review your work.
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