Network Port Controller

Developed by: @leonardob0rges

The Network Port Controller is a shellscript that uses Linux Firewall UFW, to set rules as allow or deny determined ports, and do certain things based on the option chosen:

[01] allow PORT     [04] enable UFW     [07] reset UFW
[02] deny PORT      [05] disable UFW    [08] ...
[03] status UFW     [06] reload UFW     [09] Exit

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How to use:

First if you don't have UFW installed, in shell run this:

sudo apt-get install ufw

Now clone this repository with:

git clone https://github.com/leonardob0rges/NetworkPortController

Go to the repo folder and give the script permission:

cd NetworkPortController && chmod +x netportcontrol.sh

You can run this program in bash, on several Linux distros, such as: Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Arch Linux and Debian.

To run, type this:

bash netportcontrol.sh

Or this:

./netportcontrol.sh