Hello List,
I just discovered Endian, and it looks like a great product. I am using it in
place of another linux-based firewall solution to provide internet access and
filtering for a school.
I have a non-transparent proxy setup with Active Directory authentication. It
works great for my
I would love it if somebody would give some examples of working 2.3 firewall
rules, and proxy access policies.
The documentation could use some clearing up. Here are a few things I would
love clarified:
Under Firewall Rules, All policies are read starting from rule 1. If a packet
matches a
I want to add users to a group so they get access to different content on the
internet through the filter... So I added the user to the Active Directory
group which has access...
How long until the Endian will refresh the list of users are members of a
group? Do I have to restart the
It is my understanding that a transparent proxy is unable to identify users.
This is not a limitation of Endian firewall, but a limitation of the
transparent proxy method.
In order to identify users, you must set your users to use a non-transparent
proxy. This method can allow the users to
I am not sure, but I don't think it will be possible for you to forward traffic
from the internet to your server.
You say that your public IP is 68.251.1.1 (or something else similar). I'm
guessing that this is what your WAN interface on your 2Wire DSL modem is set
to. This 2Wire modem then
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Sent: Mon, 08
Feb 2010 11:09:49 -0800
Subject: Re: [Efw-user] Question
dues the iphone support ipsec if so your in luck. not to rub out in but I am
glad I got the android instead
--
Satish Alwani
Matthew W. Ross
mr...@ephrataschools.org wrote:
I am
Or, to help Andres with this question:
Has anybody tried Endian 2.3 as a firewall with IPS for ~150 users on a lower
end processor? (Old P3, Duron/Celeron? Something in the 1.5GHertz range, or
slower.
I suspect that the Endian on an Atom 1.6GHertz can handle the 150 users... The
real question
We are currently running 2.3 on a single server servicing 1000 machines, and a
few (4, maybe) OpenVPN users. We are using the content filter features of the
Endian, but not the IPS.
The Server hardware we are using is a SuperMicro 1U server with Dual-Quad-core
Xeons running at 2.0 Gigahertz. 8
I don't remember any recent discussion about small form factor Endian hardware,
but if I were looking I'd start here:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENESubCategory=3N=2010030003
If you get one of these systems with an expansion slot (or two) and pop in a
dual-interface
Recommendation
Any idea in this hardware could work:
http://www.astecinc.com.tw/pdf/a3500_0.pdf
On Mon, Mar 1, 2010 at 7:05 PM, Matthew W. Ross
mr...@ephrataschools.orgwrote:
I don't remember any recent discussion about small form factor Endian
hardware, but if I were looking I'd start
Only a guess, but have you checked to see if your firewall settings are
blocking some of your traffic somehow?
--Matt Ross
Ephrata School District
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From: Jonathan S. Shapiro
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Sent: Thu, 11
Mar 2010
Hello all,
I'm curious on how I should go about customizing the content filter on Endian
Firewall.
From other DansGuardian based firewalls I have used, I do understand and see
phraselists. But I don't see where the weighted phrase lists are implemented
on EFW 2.3.
Example: We want to block
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