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A firewall GUI management interface to iptables inspired by Checkpoint and Watchguard firewall management. Similar in feel and function to the way Checkpoint works with source, destination, action and logging and at the same time handles incoming and outgoing traffic in a similar way as Watchguard and PIX Firewalls.

Provides managemtn tools for testing Firewall, IDS and data security policies. Sample downloads are available to qualified individuals.

A free firewall tool for Linux machines. Whether you simply want to protect your personal workstation or you have a network of computers to secure, this GNOME based graphical interface will make management easier.

Firewall Builder is multi-platform object oriented firewall configuration and management tool. It consists of a GUI and set of policy compilers for iptables, ipfilter, pf and Cisco PIX.

Firewalls outbound application filtering tests, related advice, software, and performance profiles.

A multi-product firewall change management and version control system. Includes overview, features, online downloads, support and resources.

Contains a collection of useful scripts for the management, rules setting and conversion, and other related topics referencing open source firewall offerings. Included are tools to convert ipchains rulesets into iptables rulesets and ipfwadm to ipchains.

A free set of shell scripts that helps you generate iptables rules for Linux 2.4.x and newer kernels, designed to run on hosts with one or two network cards.

nf-hipac aims to become a drop-in replacement for the iptables packet filtering module. It implements a novel framework for packet classification which uses an advanced algorithm to reduce the number of memory lookups per packet. The module is ideal for environments where large rulesets and/or high bandwidth networks are involved.

An affordable, browser based, easy to use software for firewall log reports. Provides ad-hoc reports for Check Point, Cisco PIX, Netscreen, BorderWare firewalls.