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Enable specific port on macOS


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Hey guys,

We had a request to open specific inbound port (3000) because users have some web application server running on the machine.

Is that something that can be done (searched around and found that opening port is not something that is always working) and can it be scripted?

Thanks.

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howie_isaacks
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  • April 17, 2018

What issue are they running into that makes you believe that traffic on this inbound port is not being received? I would think that the web application server is what needs to be checked instead of macOS. Can you provide more details? There are a lot of very smart people here, so I'm sure someone knows a solution to this.


chris_kemp
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  • April 17, 2018

Hmm...why does this sound familiar...?


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  • April 18, 2018

@howie_isaacks

They are accessing that Mac/applet via web browser (Safari, Chrome, Firefox) and in URL entering "IPaddress:3000".

We tried setting up PF with following intructions link.

But when we check with following command remotely:

nmap -p 3000 IPaddress

We get the port as "filtered".


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