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14 Firewall Access

The document explains how to enable HTTP traffic for a website running on a VM instance. It instructs users to edit the firewall settings to allow HTTP traffic on Port 80. Finally, it mentions using the provided IP address to access the React application.

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14 Firewall Access

The document explains how to enable HTTP traffic for a website running on a VM instance. It instructs users to edit the firewall settings to allow HTTP traffic on Port 80. Finally, it mentions using the provided IP address to access the React application.

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Firewall Access

Let's de ne what sort of traf c can visit our website.

Right now, if our app is running on the VM, no one can access it. Why is this
the case? Let’s find out.

In the VM instance section, click on the instance name. This will show all the
information about our server.

Scroll down until you find the Firewall heading:

We are not allowing HTTP traffic while we are running the website on Port 80
(default port for websites).

Go to edit mode and check the “Allow HTTP traffic” option. Leave HTTPS for
now, as we’ll come to it later in the chapter.

All that’s left is to use the IP address provided to us to access our React
application.

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