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Hi Kai, This kind of rules are for traffic accounting purposes. For example, imagine that you want to create a Grafana graphic for account all the web traffic (http and https) that goes through your firewall. For it you can create an accounting rule like this in the FORWARD chain of your...

We are very proud to announce the availability of FWCloud Docker, a dockerized version that will simplify very much the deployment and maintenance of any FWCloud platform. We have even prepared a Docker Compose file that you can use for have running a full operational FWCloud console in a matter...

Hi again, Do you know about the FWCloud hook scripts feature? You can see here a video tutorial about it. Maybe you can use this feature for apply GEO restrictions until we have it implemented into FWCloud.

I'm sorry but not at this moment. We want create a new section in our website for it. FYI, at this moment we are working in these main feature that will be available soon in next releases: - Docker, CrowdSec and Fail2Ban compatibility. - 2FA. - FWCloud SaaS. - Audit logs.

It is already in our roadmap. Thank you very much for your suggestions.

Yes, of course, create a GitHub case and we will analyze it and add to our roadmap. Thank you very much for your comments and suggestions.

FWCloud is an alternative firewall, VPN, routing, etc. management solution that works with heterogeneous firewalls. You can manage any Linux based firewall (virtual machine, routers, physical, etc.) by means of FWCloud. You can even embed firewalls directly into servers for improve its...

Hi, No, this OVA file is no longer available. We are preparing a Docker version that will be available in a few weeks. We will supply a Docker Compose file that will simplify all FWCloud installation procedure. Meanwhile, you can install it in several supported Linux distributions (Debian...

We have released new versions for FWCloud-UI and FWCloud-Websrv: - FWCloud-UI 1.3.1 - FWCloud-Websrv 1.0.7 These are patch releases for solve some bugs and we have added too a few new interesting features to FWCloud-UI. Update procedure The next time you access your FWCloud platform by means...

Yes, it is possible. Look at the left switch button for each cluster node that will allow you change a cluster node between SSH and FWCloud-Agent management communication.

https://forum.fwcloud.net/threads/manage-your-firewalls-using-fwcloud-agent.56/

We are very proud to announce the availability of FWCloud-Agent, a new way of communication with the firewalls administered by means of FWCloud that will improve performance, security and allow amazing new features that we will add in next releases. FWCloud allows you to centrally manage...

No, it is not possible at this moment, we have it in our roadmap. For communications with the managed firewalls you can use SSH or FWCloud-Agent.

The new FWCloud release, including the FWCloud-Agent support, will be published tomorrow together with a new web section for FWCloud-Agent. Nevertheless if you want try it now, you can download your Linux distribution package (deb or rpm) from here: https://pkg.fwcloud.net/fwcloud-agent/

We have just released the patch release v1.3.1 for FWCloud-API. It fixes a bug in the firewall policy compilation procedure related with the comments of the rules. Update procedure The next time you access your FWCloud platform by means of the web user interface, a popup message will warn you...

It is a pleasure to announce the availability of the next FWCloud package's releases with lot of new features, performance improvements and bug fixes. - FWCloud-API 1.3.0 - FWCloud-UI 1.2.0 - FWCloud-Websrv 1.0.5 There are two main new features included in these releases: the NFTables compiler...

Hello, This is an issue already answered in other post: https://forum.fwcloud.net/threads/firewalld-support.23/#post-61 Please, let me know if the answer in this thread answers your question. Best regards.

Hi, We have not tried it, but if you follow the install script steps and adapt them to Oracle 7 Linux Operating System, I think that you will be able to complete the installation. Nevertheless, why do you need it in such Linux distribution if you can have it in Debian, Ubuntu, etc.?

Your are wellcome!

The last Centos release is 8. We have installed FWCloud in the last Centos release and it has gone fine. Why are you using Centos 7 or Centos 6 in a fresh new virtual machine? Have you tried the installation in Centos 8?