LinuxWall -- the first 2.2-ready firewall with Linux.
Features
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o Linux-2.2 ready (2.2.0-final for now)
o multi-homed - only physical limitations
- Ethernet
- Token Ring
- ISDN
o full transparent proxy support for TCP and UDP,
no further setup of client needed,
no client software needed
o special transparent proxies for SMTP, HTTP, FTP, NNTP
with integrated scanning for viruses
o multi-domain service of inbound SMTP
o integrated Web- and FTP-Cache
o strong encrypted HTTPS-server
o periodic mailing of logfiles to local or remote addresses
o logging support for remote database procedures
o strong encrypted VPN, up to 99 LANs, IPsec compatible
- with dynamic IP addresses on one side (e.g. Telekom, Viag, Arcor, ...).
o port forwarding
o very easy and quick installation from bootable CD-ROM
o very easy setup and maintenance by floppy
o hardware requirements :
Pentium or compatible, 32 MB RAM, 500 MB Disk, CD-ROM, Floppy
Features coming up soon
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o remote configuration over HTTPS
o update via Internet
o update with recovery filesystems
o alarm via mail, soundcard, fax, SMS
o write-protected root-filesystem
Unfortunately the firewall is _NOT_ free, I've been paid for developing
the firewall.
The software developed by me - mainly configuration procedures, and the
proxies - isn't freely available.
I will publish the freeware packages and their URLs we used to build this
firewall and how to configure it, also the patches for kernel and the
packages on my website
http://www.linux-firewall.de (in german for now)
Also there are set up some links regarding Internet security.
Anyone who wants to build up a firewall of his own can take this as a starting
point to do so. But be warned - it takes a long time.
Anyone who wants to have a demo of the firewall or wants to purchase it,
can obtain my address, phone and fax number from my website.
Feel free to contact me, Email is preferred (Subject: linuxwall), flames are
silently discarded.
Regards
Frank Bernard
frankb@ipf.de
www.linux-firewall.de
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