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FreeBSD as a Gateway/Firewall with IPFilter

The original guide is found at www.derrickl.net/guides. General Information The purpose of this guide is to provide the reader with enough knowledge to configure FreeBSD with a basic NAT/Firewall...

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Talking to a Cisco PIX Firewall

The original guide is found at http://thoughtstorm.net/howto/bsdtopix. General Information Okay, I wrestled this for a few days; there is no real documentation on making a xBSD-based firewall talk the...

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IPFW Firewall Explained

General Information This guide helps you setup a simple firewall for any FreeBSD version (recent) that can load the firewall module. Introduction Why have protection? Computers on the Internet run the...

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Fail2ban with PF on OpenBSD 5.2

This explains how to quickly setup the amazing fail2ban, which monitors your log files for activity you specify and performs certain actions once a threshold is reached. Simplest case: Monitor authlog...

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A wireless access point / Hotspot using OpenBSD

This Guide explains how you would setup a wireless hotspot using OpenBSD and PF so you can provide internet access to wireless clients such as laptops or phones. Introduction and Requirements OpenBSD...

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A wireless trap using OpenBSD – reloaded

Build a OpenBSD wireless access point that redirects any client request for any website to a website of your own design. With a little imagination you could adapt this technique for more nefarious...

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Building a captive portal with OpenBSD

There aren’t (m)any lightweight captive portal solutions out there for us, except a few clumsy heavy or badly maintained projects together with heir professional counterparts in routers better than...

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