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Revision as of 02:55, 10 October 2020
Welcome to  Firewall.
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Introduction
IPFW or ipfirewall is an Internet-Protocol-Firewall written for FreeBSD. But on GhostBSD ipfw is managed by OpenRC.
 Attention: Please do not use FreeBSD firewall guidance.
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IPFW on GhostBSD
IPFW is already setup to default: Set ipfw to default accept
If you run rc-update it shows all running services, ipfw included.
OpenRC manages how ipfw (/etc/init.d/ipfw) configuration is initialized.
The old way defined by TrueOS allows you to define the firewall rules via a /etc/ipfw.conf file. You have to create that file as it does not exist by default.
However, OpenRC (main branch) defines the firewall rules within the /etc/ipfw.conf file itself.
See: ipfw on OpenRC
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