Template 2 is similar to template 1 but is designed for the server to be a DHCP server for your local network. Template 1, shown in the screenshot, supports a dynamic IP address assigned by your ISP and a local fixed private subnet on a second network interface of the server. Because fwbuilder has a selection of firewalls that are identical or close to what many users will want to use, it makes getting started much simpler. If you choose to enable firewall templates and create an iptables firewall, you will see the dialog window shown. By right-clicking on the Firewalls item in the tree view you can create a new firewall. When you start fwbuilder, you’ll see the window shown behind the new firewall dialog in the screenshot below. WARNING: icns.path is not defined: install target not created Running qmake: /usr/lib64/qt-3.3/bin/qmake I found the below warning during configuration if you get it, you can ignore it.
configure make sudo make install procedure. Install the two packages using the normal. fwbuilder is shipped as two tarballs: libfwbuilder and fwbuilder. In this article I’ll build from source on a 64-bit Fedora 9 machine using fwbuilder version 2.1.19. fwbuilder is packaged as a 1-Click install for openSUSE 10.3, but not for version 11 as yet. Packages for fwbuilder are available in the Ubuntu Hardy and Fedora 9 repositories. Separating the actual policy you define and the implementation in this way should let you change what hardware is running your firewall without having to redefine your policy for that platform.
It can compile the filtering policy you define into many specifications, including iptables and various languages used by Cisco and Linksys routers. Firewall Builder (fwbuilder) is a graphical application that can help you to configure IP traffic filtering.
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