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Great article. However, the commands to enable UFW during startup do not work on Ubuntu 13.04 — when entering the commands I receive the error: sudo: systemctl: command not found
Thank you very much for the feedback. “sudo ufw enable” is enough to enable ufw in Ubuntu. “systemctl” command is for arch based distros.
I’ve updated the article. 🙂
each time I start up linux mint I always have to remember to start up ufw firewall as it doesn’t start automaticially, how can I cause the firewall to automaticially, I have previously tried sudo ufw enable but that never starts it up automatically, any ideas anyone. 🙂
Sudo ufw enable should work. I don’t know why it does not work in your installation.