Ipfire open source firewall
- 2. IPFire គគគគ Free Firewall Software គគគគគ គគគគ គគគគ គគគគគគគគគគគគគ គគគគគគគគគគគគគ គគគគគគគគគគMichael TremerគIPFire គគគគគ គគគគគគគគគ គគគគគ គគគគគគគគគLinux distribution គគគគគគគគគ គគគគគគគគ គគគគគគគគ Router គគ គ Firewallគគគគគគគគគគគគ គគគគគ គគគគគគគគគគគ គគគគគ គគគ Web interface គគ IPFire គគគគគគគគLinux គគគ គគ គគគគគគគ From Scratchគគគគគគគគគគគ Endian Firewall, គគគគគគគគគគគ originally a fork from IPCop. Since Version 2, only IPCop's web interface is usedគ
- 3. • IPFire Installation • 1. download IPFire (ISO Image) http://downloads.ipfire.org/ • 2. Burn downloaded ISO image to CD • 3. Boot from the CD drive.
- 9. After the copy process has completed the CD is ejected and should be removed from the drive.
- 10. On the next screen the keyboard layout and the timezone need to be selected. If you're unsure of the layout to use and are using an English installation, keep the default “us” keyboard.
- 12. When the keyboard layout and timezone have been chosen, continue with configuring the “hostname”. This is the name IPFire will be known by on the network.
- 13. Since you must have a domain-name, it will be asked for on the next screen. In a default installation this is “localdomain”. If you own a domain, please enter it here.
- 14. Once you have finished this, continue on setting the passwords.
- 15. Now you are getting to the heart of IPFire, the setup of the network. As described in the preparation steps, you should already know how your own network will be set up in the following steps.
- 17. In a standard IPFire installation it is Green + Red, which means 2 Networks. Typically you have one network for your home computers, yourGreen network, and then an Internet connection for the other network, your Red network. A maximum of 4 networks is possible - namely Green, Blue, Orange and Red. When using Blue, it is recommended to assign it to a nic and connect a separate access point to it. Still it is also possible to assign a supported wireless card Bluestatus but the “hostapd” add on will be required to handle wireless connections.
- 18. Red WAN External network, Connected to the Internet (typically a connection to your ISP) Green LAN Internal/Private network, connected locally Orange DMZ The DeMilitarized Zone, an unprotected/Server network accessible from the internet Blue WLAN Wireless Network, A separate network for wireless clients
- 19. When using Blue, it is recommended to assign it to a nic and connect a separate access point to it. Still it is also possible to assign a supported wireless card Bluestatus but the “hostapd” add on will be required to handle wireless connections.
- 27. The “Red” interface is special because its configuration depends on your ISP and the way it configures your external connection (your Internet connection).
- 28. Depending on your connection type you must setup your corresponding details. If you are unsure, try DHCP. If necessary, get the required settings from your ISP, like which type of authentication is required and what authentication credentials (if any) you will have to provide.
- 34. Web proxy and URL Filter