New blog post: PF Firewall on FreeBSD - A Practical Guide
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New blog post: PF Firewall on FreeBSD - A Practical Guide
After years of running PF across multiple FreeBSD servers, I've written up the patterns that work: macros, tables, brute-force protection, NAT for jails, and dual-stack filtering.
Covers everything from basic concepts to production configs, plus a sidebar on authpf for bastion hosts.
If you're running FreeBSD and want a firewall that's elegant, powerful, and actually understandable, PF is worth your time.
https://blog.hofstede.it/pf-firewall-on-freebsd-a-practical-guide/
#FreeBSD #PF #Firewall #Security #Jails #SysAdmin #IPv6 -
New blog post: PF Firewall on FreeBSD - A Practical Guide
After years of running PF across multiple FreeBSD servers, I've written up the patterns that work: macros, tables, brute-force protection, NAT for jails, and dual-stack filtering.
Covers everything from basic concepts to production configs, plus a sidebar on authpf for bastion hosts.
If you're running FreeBSD and want a firewall that's elegant, powerful, and actually understandable, PF is worth your time.
https://blog.hofstede.it/pf-firewall-on-freebsd-a-practical-guide/
#FreeBSD #PF #Firewall #Security #Jails #SysAdmin #IPv6@Larvitz Well done! Very handy.
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New blog post: PF Firewall on FreeBSD - A Practical Guide
After years of running PF across multiple FreeBSD servers, I've written up the patterns that work: macros, tables, brute-force protection, NAT for jails, and dual-stack filtering.
Covers everything from basic concepts to production configs, plus a sidebar on authpf for bastion hosts.
If you're running FreeBSD and want a firewall that's elegant, powerful, and actually understandable, PF is worth your time.
https://blog.hofstede.it/pf-firewall-on-freebsd-a-practical-guide/
#FreeBSD #PF #Firewall #Security #Jails #SysAdmin #IPv6@Larvitz thanks! I think your example config gives a great starting point for someone who hasn't used pf before.
BTW, the book of pf 4th edition just came out!
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New blog post: PF Firewall on FreeBSD - A Practical Guide
After years of running PF across multiple FreeBSD servers, I've written up the patterns that work: macros, tables, brute-force protection, NAT for jails, and dual-stack filtering.
Covers everything from basic concepts to production configs, plus a sidebar on authpf for bastion hosts.
If you're running FreeBSD and want a firewall that's elegant, powerful, and actually understandable, PF is worth your time.
https://blog.hofstede.it/pf-firewall-on-freebsd-a-practical-guide/
#FreeBSD #PF #Firewall #Security #Jails #SysAdmin #IPv6@Larvitz very polished blog post. Thank you for sharing!
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