Opening Firewall Ports for the FreeIPA Server

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We'll use the firewall-cmd command to open the firewall ports for the FreeIPA Identity Management server.

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FreeIPA Server
firewall-cmd
firewall ports
Identity Management server
Linux Security and Hardening
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