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The linked ipv6 addresses include a port number in them where as the linked ipv4 addresses do not.

Users following this guide will encounter the following error: ERROR: Bad source address if current guidance is followed via using the following: ufw insert 2 allow from 2a01:4f8:c17:ed5b::/64/22 to any port 22 . Due to there being multiple ports.

Potential options to consider:

  1. Remove the port from the ipv6 section here.
  2. Amend the port here to be what is in the text file (matching the ipv4 guidelines) and removing the port from the text file
  3. Other? - Open to better ideas ofc.

The linked ipv6 addresses include a port number in them where as the linked ipv4 addresses do not. 

Users following this guide verbatim will encounter a bad source address error if they follow the current guidance like:  ufw insert 2 allow from 2a01:4f8:c17:ed5b::/64/22 to any port 22

For consistency we could consider removing the port number from the ipv6 section here or amending it to be what is in the text file and removing the port from the text file, or just remove the port altogether.
@peaklabs-dev peaklabs-dev changed the title Update IPv6 port guideline docs: update IPv6 port guideline Jan 16, 2026
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Thanks for the PR. I fixed this differently c17dbb6

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