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Host vs network firewall

This revision card explains Host vs network firewall. It starts from the need that one layer alone leaves gaps peers can abuse. It describes host = OS tools (iptables/nft/firewalld/ufw); Network = path for many hosts (SG, NF, NGFW). The how-to section notes bastion keeps host FW even inside a tight SG; tiers use network FW. An example on the card is omar Haddad locks SSH on the bastion with ufw and SG together.

Host vs network firewall One layer alone leaves gaps peers can abuse. Host = OS tools (iptables/nft/firewalld/ufw); Network = path for many hosts (SG, NF, NGFW). Bastion keeps host FW even inside a tight SG; tiers use network FW. Omar Haddad locks SSH on the bastion with ufw and SG together.
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Why do we need it?

One layer alone leaves gaps peers can abuse.

What is it?

Host = OS tools (iptables/nft/firewalld/ufw); Network = path for many hosts (SG, NF, NGFW).

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How to do it

Bastion keeps host FW even inside a tight SG; tiers use network FW.

Example

Omar Haddad locks SSH on the bastion with ufw and SG together.

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