Webmin or a easy way to manage a firewall
I use webmin to manage my ubuntu headless server. So I was looking to try and find a webmin module that could help me secure my server with a firewall.
My normal rules are allow all access from my office and block everything else, with the exception of opening the ports for rtorrent I like a gui so I can look at logs and tweak other things I was looking at CSF but I just was not sure how that linked in to IP tables or how that differed from just using iptables. Any help on a recommended webmin or webbased firewall or help in setting up my rules would be great. |
I see these Webmin modules that appear to address firewalls:
FirewallD Linux Firewall Linux IPv6 Firewall Shoreline Firewall Shorewall6 Firewall Suggest using the Webmin search function...enter "firewall" (no quotes) there... |
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So FirewallD is installed and I want to manage it from webmin but I cant see how to add a ip address to a rule
Any one able to help or do I have to use the CLI |
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I'm not seeing how to do that with Webmin either, so I'm learning firewall-cmd.
Excerpt from a bash shell script I wrote so I didn't have to remember what to do to block 1 IP address Code:
firewall-cmd --add-rich-rule="rule family='ipv4' source address='$IP' reject" Code:
man firewall-cmd I'm not finding a GUI or web interface yet. Nor have I looked at the other webmin modules, yet. NOTE: I'm on CentOS 7 so ymmv |
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https://doxfer.webmin.com is Webmin's Documentation Portal.
Webmin_Modules > I see several possible entries under modules...(these may not all be present/enabled on your install). FirewallD IPFilter_Firewall Linux_Firewall One of those has the solution. Maybe two modules are involved. Perhaps, perhaps not. I don't know what you mean by "easy way to manage a firewall". Hire an Admin? Or Learn to be One. English is what I got at Documentation Portal You can select the Documentation Portal's language but that only accommodates the wiki-driven site elements. The actual content seems to remain in English. I apologize for the brevity here. If you "I like a gui so I can look at logs and tweak other things" - then webmin is the place. I liked looking at logs so much, that I built a solution. an "ELK stack" Both tasks can be accomplished at a terminal prompt "easily". IMHO "help", "easy"... No hablo. Lo Siento. Buenas Suerte. |
You could try a firewall distro.
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