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IPFIRE-wall is a framework that implements a network firewall. It can be used in desktop systems and in simple network configurations, providing a friendly graphical interface and a simple installation procedure. Also unprivileged users can personalize.

A simple NAT(network address translator) for IPv6 (Linux only). Make sure if you really need it before using it. Functions: 1. IPv6 auto configuration; 2. TCP, UDP and ICMP-Echo port forwarding; 3. static port mapping for TCP and UDP.

The iplock tool is a simple iptables extension that allows you to run iptables commands that otherwise require root access in order to block and unblock IP addresses in your firewall. This is particularly useful if you have a webserver such as Apache2 running a scripting language such as PHP without root permissions. When you detect that a user is likely a hacker (i.e. tries to access a folder named wp-admin on a non-Wordpress website) then you can use iplock <his-IP-address> to block...

"diptables" is short for "distributed iptables" and as the name implies, it is trying to provide a facility to manage a large "firewall system" in which many number of single firwall machines exist. In this state, it is a very simple C++ program to add

iplist is a list based packet handler which uses the netfilter netlink-queue library (kernel 2.6.14 or later). It filters by IP-address and is optimized for thousands of IP-address ranges.

sbills is an Internet traffic monitor. If, for example, you have a local network with a Linux server that provides users with Internet access, it allows you to control Internet traffic.

FirewallPAPI is an open source firewall for Windows 2000 and above. It is a simple utility for filter network traffic.

KFW aims to be a simple to use but powerful Firewall/IDS. That will have a GUI designed since its origins, and will use state of the art firewalling and intrusion detection techniques to achieve maximum performance.

A Simple Middlebox Configuration Protocol (RFC 4540) implementation for Linux. SIMCO is a signaling protocol that can be used by applications (such as SIP B2BUAs) to dynamically control firewalls and Network Address Translators (NATs).