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ipt-netflow is high performance NetFlow exporting module for Linux kernel (up to 4.15). Designed for Linux router in high-throughput network. This is netfilter/iptables module adding support for -j NETFLOW target. Designed to work efficiently w/o conntrack. Supporting NetFlow protocols v5, v9, and IPFIX. Accounting for IPv4, IPv6 traffic, and NAT translation events (NEL). Additional options is SNMP-index translation rules, aggregation rules, Ethernet type, MPLS, VLAN, and MAC addresses...

TuxFrw is a set of scripts created to ease the way Linux IPTables rules are configured. Using TuxFrw an user can configure his own Linux / Netfilter based network firewall, simply passing some IP address numbers and other services utilization policie

The Kernel Intrusion Detection System-KIDS, is a Network IDS, where the main part, packets grab/string match, is running at kernelspace, with a hook of Netfilter Framework. The project is not ready for use, then incomplete pieces of code may be found.

The purpose of the Hi-Performance Protocol Identification Engine/HiPPIE is to analyze network traffic, and determine what protocol is in use within a given session based on packets sent to the engine. Linux kernel mod with support for iptables/netfilter

TCSS is a bash script used for traffic management on Linux 2.4 and 2.6 kernels. It supports groups, multiport rules, minimun and burst rates, prioritization and can make use of layer7 filtering too.

FPGA based hardware card which implements above 4 giga bps network traffic throughput under affordable hardware cost. With linux driver and kernel patch, software based IPTables/netfilter firewall can be easily upgraded to a multi-giga high end firewall.

Linux Layer7 Switching project tend to provide a robust linux kernel framework to support high speed layer7 switching. It implements a kernel module engine and a userspace daemon to drive this low-level kernel engine. Switching decision is made userland.

The IP Personality project is a patch to the Linux kernels that adds netfilter features: it enables the emulation of other OSes at the network level, thus fooling remote OS detection tools such as nmap that rely on network fingerprinting.