@@ -83,11 +83,14 @@ Continuing to follow the DO docs we're going to configure the ufw firewall.
84 $ sudo ufw app list
84 $ sudo ufw app list
86− - Next we'll configure ufw to allow connections via ssh and to allow Urbit to use the standard web port when the firewall is enabled.
86+ - Next we'll configure ufw to allow connections via ssh and to allow Urbit to use the standard web port when the firewall is enabled, as well as opening a port that we'll later use for Ames, Urbit's p2p protocol.
88 $ sudo ufw allow OpenSSH
88 $ sudo ufw allow OpenSSH
89 $ sudo ufw allow www
89 $ sudo ufw allow www
90+ $ sudo ufw allow 34543/udp
92+ Note that you can choose any port in place of 34543 for Ames. Just be sure to pass the same port via the `-p` option when starting your ship.
91 - Next we'll turn on the firewall.
94 - Next we'll turn on the firewall.
93 $ sudo ufw enable
96 $ sudo ufw enable
@@ -121,7 +124,7 @@ Finally we're ready to install Urbit on your very own server. This part is actua
121 $ ssh your_user@your_domain
124 $ ssh your_user@your_domain
122 $ cd urbit
125 $ cd urbit
123 $ tar -zxvf <ship_dir_name>.tar.gz
126 $ tar -zxvf <ship_dir_name>.tar.gz
124− $ ./urbit-v0.10.8-linux64/urbit <ship_dir_name>
127+ $ ./urbit-v0.10.8-linux64/urbit -p 34543 <ship_dir_name>
126 - Now we run a few commands in Dojo to request a Let’s Encrypt cert for your domain (replace `tld` with whatever your top-level domain is e.g. `com` in `example.com`:
129 - Now we run a few commands in Dojo to request a Let’s Encrypt cert for your domain (replace `tld` with whatever your top-level domain is e.g. `com` in `example.com`: