1.Access the backend management, select "Product & Services" > "Public Cloud," and choose the cloud server you want to operate on. Click on it to enter.
2.Select the "Security Group" feature, then click on "Create Security Group." Provide a custom name for the security group and click "OK" to confirm.
3.After creating the security group, you can choose to apply the security group and view security group policies, create new security group policies, or delete security group policies.
- Select "Add Rule" and choose the appropriate rule direction based on your needs. The direction for incoming traffic to the cloud server is "Inbound" while the direction for the cloud server accessing external resources is "Outbound."
- Allow the desired protocols based on your needs.
|
Application Type |
Protocol |
Port Range |
Description |
|
HTTP |
TCP |
80 |
Default port for the HTTP protocol |
|
HTTPS |
TCP |
443 |
Default port for the HTTPS encrypted protocol |
|
SSH |
TCP |
22 |
Default port for SSH protocol |
|
FTP |
TCP |
21 |
Default port for FTP protocol |
|
TELNET |
TCP |
23 |
Default port for Telnet |
|
MySQL |
TCP |
3306 |
Default port for MySQL database |
|
All TCP |
TCP |
1~65535 |
All TCP ports |
|
All UDP |
UDP |
1~65535 |
All UDP ports |
|
All TCP+UDP |
TCP+UDP |
1~65535 |
All TCP and UDP ports |
|
Customized |
TCP or UDP |
1~65535 |
Custom port range |
To allow a specific service port, such as a random remote port (e.g., 4125), after applying the security group, you need to create a new security group policy. Select "Custom TCP" and specify the port range as the single port you want to allow (e.g., 4125) or a range of ports (e.g., 4125-4128) if you need to allow multiple consecutive ports. The rules for security group policies specify the protocol and port range to be affected:
- Select "Allow All" to allow all protocols and ports.
- For a single port, specify the port number (e.g., 22).
- For a range of ports, specify the start and end ports separated by a dash (e.g., 22-30).
- For multiple ports, specify individual port numbers or ranges separated by commas (e.g., 22, 23-30).
- To allow all ports, leave the field empty or specify the range as 1-65535
- Authorized IP：
An authorized IP can be a single IP address or an IP address range:
- Single IP address: For example, 192.168.10.10/32
- IP address range: For example, 192.168.52.0/24
- All IP addresses: 0.0.0.0/0
- Note: Fill in the necessary remarks as needed.
4.The control panel also allows you to set security group rules and bind or unbind security groups. Please refer to the login method for accessing the control panel
5.To set security group rules, you need to create a new security group or bind an existing one.
6.Click on the bound security group to set the rules.
