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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.?

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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?

Which Centos version are you using?

Hi, Please, run the installer again but with this little variation and send us the output with the error: curl -k -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/soltecsis/fwcloud-installer/main/fwcloud-installer.sh -o ./fwcloud-installer.sh && sudo bash -x ./fwcloud-installer.sh && rm -f...

We have add this feature to our roadmap and will be available soon. Thank you very much.

We have already added this feature to our roadmap and will be available soon, in one of the next releases. Thank you very much for your feedback.

Can you give us examples of how do you manage this in fwbuilder? We can do something similar and maybe we can include it in our next FWCloud release.

I understand, thank you for the detailed explanation. Then, for do it with FWCloud you need: Feature for create you own chains. Allow the use of custom chains in the actions column. Is it correct or do you need something more?

Hi, At this moment it is not possible to create your own policy chains. The FWCloud IPTables/NFTables compiler generates the required custom chains for every rule you create using the FWCloud user interface, but you can not create your own custom chains. Yes, it is a feature included in our...

Hi Alasdair, At this moment you can do it using the feature that we have called hook scripts at the rule level. If you edit the the rule options, you can add shell script code that will be executed before or after the rule loading. Then you can do something like this: In the future we will...

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Simply right mouse button clic over the TCP node of the services tree and create a new TCP service.

The purpose of this rule is to catch all the traffic don't caught by the previous rules. The default action is deny it, but you can change this default action if you want. But have in mind that if you allow all traffic in this rule it is possible that you are allowing not desired traffic in your...

Look at this error log: It is mandatory that you put something in the Translated Source column. Can you revise it?

You have to drag the http service from the services tree (you can use the search box for find it quickly) and drop it into the services column. Then select the action that you want to do with the traffic that matches your rule. Regarding the fwcloud.sh script error, can you attach the script...

You can create a new network interface by means of the drop down menu that appears when you clic with the right mouse button over the Interfaces node of your firewall: Then you can use this interface in any policy rule with drag and drop. If you don't want to create the interfaces manually...

Hi Prermkuma, Policy load is done by means of SSH protocol. Then, SSH access from FWCloud console to the destination firewall is required. Here you can see a video tutorial about firewall/cluster configuration, including the SSH setup. For firewalls outside your network it is advisable to use...

FWCloud meets this requirement. You can create clusters of any number of nodes all with the same IPTables/NFTables policy. Even you have the option of apply one policy rule to only one node instead of applying it to all nodes (default action). In a firewalls cluster all node share the same...

Hi, I think that you can manage this very easy with FWCloud, but it would be great if you give us more detailed information about what you want to do. Please, may you give us more information? Thank you.