Unblock ports required for my Dedicated Server

 Required: You need to enable admin access to follow these steps.

For smooth operation of your Dedicated Server, you need to unblock port 2224 as described here. If server events are "stuck" because port 2224 is blocked, follow these steps and try again after 15 minutes.

 Note: This procedure describes how to unblock ports if you're using FirewallD, a common firewall utility that ships with CentOS 7. If you're using a different firewall utility, you may need to change this sample code.

1. Connect to the server via SSH. For help, see Connect to my server with SSH (Secure Shell).
2. Run this command:
   sudo firewall-cmd --permanent --zone=public --add-port=2224/tcp
3. Run these commands:
   sudo firewall-cmd --reload
   sudo firewall-cmd --list-ports
4. The second of these two commands verifies that the port is unblocked.

About Nydus

Nydus refers to a pair of agent applications (nydus-ex and nydus-ex-api) running on your server that communicate with the server dashboard, providing resource metrics and performing server operations you've requested. The agent listens on port 2224.

Because the server dashboard and upgrades rely on these applications, blocking port 2224 - or removing these applications from the server - stops these features from working.

To restore the Nydus components, you need to restore from a backup that was saved before you removed those components. If you don't have such a backup file, follow the steps to rebuild the server.