@kirby ufw allow in 22
alt: ufw allow in port 22, get error, man ufw and walk the longest option line listed in usage to construct the command
you can also throw iptables rules in /etc/ufw/*.rules
or define shit in /etc/ufw/applications.d/ and update that instead of the rules every time application's port changes or there's a new one
that's pretty much it. do routing/nat in the .rules files or with iptables, cli ufw is too dumb for it