Anyone here know how to properly setup OVH's edge firewall

its really weird

Like I'll add rules for port 80, 443 and 22 and then its not possible to access them

but when I remove them all I can only access 22 while 80 and 443 remains unreachable

for reference I'm using Pterodactyl panel on my VPS which should be port forwarded on both UFW and OVH

as shown here.

just genuinely no clue why it aint working cause everything is shown as working

Do you have the Edge Firewall enabled for the IP associated with your server?

If so, what do the rules associated with that edge firewall look like?

Since you're using Pterodactyl, which uses Docker, it will attempt to manage it's own firewall rules directly with iptables, you shouldn't need to add them via ufw

What do your allocations in Pterodactyl look like?

show the edge firewall configuration

I'll post it after im in a lecture rn

finally not busy

I disabled it and removed the rules but the rules were:

22, 2022, 443, 80, 8080 tcp set to mode authorize and and tcp status set to established

destination port*

idk how to check allocations within pterodactyl

ok tbh I don't have a lot of experience with docker and such

I did get ptero working once before by some miracle on an OCI server but oracle is now essentially impossible to get now which is why im renting an OVH server

Pteroq is running so the panel should be accessible though

@Darthmineboy here I recreated it

ok figured out one of the issues, tcp status is set to established which only permits established connections and not new ones

but doesn't seem to be working stil

aight i think I figured it out, its a my end thing

You need to add a rule to authorize tcp from/to any port with TCP status established and remove TCP status established from all existing rules

done that but still cant access the panel

Although im now getting a response when I ping the vps's tailscale IP

might have forgot to mention im doing panel access via tailscale

then you need to add tailscale to the edge firewall