Simplifies? It may be that these guys are bad in documentation, but after a first glance on their "Setup guide", there's nothing simple about it. They have a similar way to define the zones, yes, but that's as close as they get to what I had in mind.
Solution: Use the distribution's configuration files for interfaces, ans shorewall (www.shorewall.net) for firewall rules. It simplifies thing to great extents.
What I meant was being able to use almost natural language to describe the network and its rules. Something like "I have a group of hosts connected to eth0, I have another group on eth1, and I want the first group be clients on port 80 of the second group".
"Intuitive", as I define it, is when a simple example is enough to explain how to use a system, and when a newbie tries things out, they work as expected.
Eli
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