On 12-12-24 12:55 PM, Karl O. Pinc wrote: > > ferm is strictly syntactic sugar for iptables,
Indeed. That's a nice way to put it. I would put ferm somewhere between dealing with iptables directly and something like Shorewall in terms of rule building. > I don't know what "multi-wan management" is (if not routing > and (S)NAT/MASQUERADE/etc.). It's basically routing. Being able to configure two default routes in different modes -- active/active with a ratio of use or active/passive, etc. > ferm outputs iptables. You can install the resulting rules > anywhere. (Assuming you write rules compatible with the target > system.) Indeed. But one has to write the management of installing rules remotely oneself, which is fine if one wants to do that sort of thing. Cheers, b.
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