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WaterRoof

Posted on 01 June 2012

From: hanynet.com

  • uses Mac OS X built-in IPFW firewall. No kernel modules, no extensions, no pain. WaterRoof is free and open-source

  • the most advanced Mac OS X free graphic frontend for ipfw now features a new, clean interface. WaterRoof lets you create, modify, delete, move ipfw ipv4 and ipv6 rules very quickly.

  • designed for Mac OS X and Mac OS X Server

  • build ipfw rules easily with the new simplified interface and the IPFW Rules Translator. Building ipfw rules now is easier than ever

  • scan your mac for running network services and filter open ports with one mouse click
    list and ban remote hosts connected to your mac

  • watch and parse firewall logs, create raw and graphic statistics

  • look at active network connections, block them or limit their bandwidth on-the-fly with the connection inspector[L/I]
  • list all processes that make or listen for network connections

  • Backup and deploy firewall rules with WaterRoof Injectors

  • manage Network Address Translation (NAT) daemon: create a dual-homed firewall/nat/router with port redirection and forwarding;

  • Manage rules on Mac OS X Server: WaterRoof is fully integrated with Server Admin
    Manage NAT Port Forwarding (including Mac OS X Server 10.7 Lion)

  • Configure a dual homed NAT firewall/router with Mac OS X Server 10.7 Lion: set up *working* port forwarding directives and choose your favourite IP range for your LAN interface and clients

  • deploy firewall configuration using WaterRoof Injectors

  • Import and export firewall configurations

  • Quick dns reverse and whois choosing from a list of whois servers

  • manage network bandwidth with dummynet pipes

  • check live dynamic rules (IPFW States) created by stateful firewall rules

  • import rules from NoobProof Injectors

  • vkeep your favourite firewall rules active at system boot
  • explore and test ipfw with configuration wizard and ready rule sets

  • tested on 10.6.8 and 10.7.3 (client/server), runs on 10.8DP1 too

 

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