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I just followed your article debian_nfs_server. I used to know this process 20 years ago. It reminded me and guided me through and it worked a treat. Thank you.
I found a very small sticking point dealing with with ufw. Your command ‘sudo ufw status’ gave me the feedback ‘inactive’ with no instruction of the next thing to do in that event. I activated netfilter and then received the answer you showed in your article. Maybe a hint at that point would be very helpful.
thanks for a great article – clear and concise
Hi Stuart,
The reason for receiving the “inactive” status is the disabled firewall. You can enable the firewall using the “sudo ufw enable” command.
Thanks,