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    flex-fw 0.1.7

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    GPL v3 / FREE
    November 10th, 2009, 11:10 GMT [view history]
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    flex-fw description

    A fast and small ash/dash front-end for Linux iptables

    flex-fw is a small and fast frontend for Linux iptables software with an easy command syntax like ipfw or pf from BSD systems.

    Syntax example

    # Access from me to anybody
    allow output to any

    # Access to my web server
    allow input proto icmp
    allow input from any in-if $ifWan to $ipWan proto tcp dport http

    # Access to DMZ server
    allow forward from any to $ipDmzServer in-if $ifWan out-if $ifDMZ proto icmp
    allow forward from any to $ipDmzServer in-if $ifWan out-if $ifDMZ proto tcp dport http
    allow forward from any to $ipDmzServer in-if $ifWan out-if $ifDMZ proto tcp dport https

    # SNAT for LAN
    allow forward in-if $ifLan from $netLan out-if $ifWan
    snat to-addr $ipWan out-if $ifWan from $netLan



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    Here are some key features of "flex-fw":

    · service-oriented configuration. This makes it possible to start and stop access to each service separately and undependently without full stop the flex-fw.
    · network profile support. You can work with different network environments without any changes in the flex-fw setting. This is mostly used for notebooks. About the network profile see more /etc/net project.
    · macros support. Macros are user-defined variables that can hold an IP address, a port number, an interface name and etc.
    · easy migration to another network environment. All you need to do is redefine macros.
    · easy distribution to many hosts. With macros you can describe the services and distribute them to all owned hosts without any changes.
    · easy debug. Syslog logging support for iptables errors or droped packets.
    · interactive mode for manual configuring "on the fly".
    · batch mode for execution from shell scripts.
    · library mode for using of the flex-fw functions in your shell scripts directly. In my case it is the main mode.

    Requirements:

    · iptables

    What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]

    · FIXED bad permissions for flex-fw files and directories.
    · ADDED help for "service" function
    · ADDED help for "start" function
    · ADDED help for "stop" function
    · CHANGED "verbose" default value to "1"
    · ADDED load necessary kernel modules listed in /etc/flex-fw/defines/modules from "start" function

      


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    dash frontend | ash frontend | iptables interface | iptables | ash | dash

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