IPCop
The IPCop Firewall is a Linux firewall distribution.
It is geared towards home and SOHO users. The difference with
existing firewalls is that the IPCop interface is designed to be very
user-friendly and task-based.
IPCop offers an IPChains based firewall with DHCP server,
caching DNS, the Squid web proxy, Snort intrusion detection system,
port forwarding, DMZ support and IPSec based VPN support using
FreeS/WAN. There is an easy to use web-based admin interface and an SSH
server is also available.
It offers advanced features such as IPSec VPN support.
Features include:
- Interfaces
- 4 interfaces with typical behavior
- GREEN : inside network
- RED : outside network (internet)
- ORANGE : DMZ (accessible from in and outside)
- BLUE : inside network for wifi (connect an Access point
to this interface)
- VLAN available
- Alias available on RED interface
- Hardware
- Support i386 and alpha architecture (ppc will be
available soon)
- Memory size supported from 12 MB to 4 GB
- IDE, SCSI, SATA and RAID disk controller with 250 MB
minimal hard disk size
- Network cards from linux-2.4 kerne (ISA / PCI)
- SMP kernel available on i386 for HT / multicore or
multiples CPU
- Indirect installation to flash device
- Installation
- Boot from floppy / usb floppy ( usb floppy allow only
install from cdrom)
- Boot / installation from IDE / SCSI cdrom
- Boot / installation from usb key
- Boot from PXE enabled network card (need avdhcp and tftp
server)
- Installation from http/ftp server
- Backup
- Floppy (restore on new install only)
- Web interface
- USB key
- Core services
- DHCP client / server
- Dynamic DNS
- Host list settable from web interface
- HTTP / FTP proxy (squid)
- IDS (snort) on all interfaces
- Log local or remote
- NTP client / server
- SSH server (PSK or password)
- Traffic shaping (red interface)
- Firewall features
- Statefull firewall
- Nat helper for h323, irc, mms, pptp, proto-gre, quake3
- Programmable port forwarding to ORANGE address
- Pin-hole on GREEN or BLUE net
- Ping answer configurable on all interfaces
- IPSEC VPN
- Roadwarrior and net to net
- Certificate or PSK
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