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IPCop Firewall

IPCop Linux is a complete Linux distribution whose sole purpose is to protect the networks on which it is installed.

Tags	Networking Firewalls Security
Licenses	GPL
Operating Systems	POSIX Linux
Implementation	Unix Shell bash Perl C

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v2.0.2

26 Nov 2011 12:24

Release Notes: In addition to a few updates to the software used in IPCop, this release fixes creation of CA certificates.

V2.0.0

26 Nov 2011 12:24

Release Notes: Many changes were made.

1.4.21

24 Jul 2008 11:26

Release Notes: This release fixed a problem with the Update download button not working due to an incomplete HTML::Parser update. Three patches were added to fix security issues in Perl.

1.4.19 / 1.4.20

22 Jul 2008 21:56

Release Notes: The update is split into two part to accommodate the free space limitation. The main change is a kernel upgrade with more hardware supported. The second important change is a dnsmasq upgrade in response to the DNS vulnerability CVE-2008-1447. As usual, this version can be installed as an update from previous 1.4.x versions, or with ready-to-go ISO or USB bootable images or PXE for a fresh install.

1.3.0

22 Apr 2003 01:19

Release Notes: The Linux 2.4 kernel and iptables are now used. All ECI ADSL supported modems and the Alcatel Speedtouch 330 modem are now supported. The port forwarding interface was improved with support for port ranges and PPTP (GRE). Danish, Dutch, Greek, Norwegian, Spanish, and Swedish languages are now available and can be selected from the Web interface. Improvements were made to log reporting, the open connections display, dial-on-demand traffic selection, and traffic graphing (which now uses MRTG).

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31 Jul 2003 17:08

fishynet

Re: ipchains?
IPcop is now using iptables with the 2.4 kernel

25 Apr 2003 04:57

floyd59

iptables, finally arrived
With version 1.3.0, ipcop finally has changed to kernel 2.4 and iptables.
Version 1.3.0 installer even works with the 1.2.x backup floppy! I had the new version up and running in 10 minutes flat, on a second machine.
Congratulations, guys. You know definitely know what you are doing.

27 Dec 2002 12:17

g1gsw

ipcop 1.2
Well done team, I just installed ipcop 1.2 on my old 333mhz celeron box from a http install, restored from floppy from pre5 and as usual it all went without a hitch. Congratulations on the new release.

27 Dec 2002 12:12

wgiese

Easy, great support
Incredibly easy to set up - had three sites firewalled and VPN'ed with minimal effort. Developers and user community are very helpful, regardless of your technical background or skill level.

27 Dec 2002 09:38

MisterD

Re: ipchains?

> And a year later, same deal. Useless.

Not to mention the fact that an update was posted here for it today, going from version 0.1.1 to version 1.2, and it's listed under Minor feature enhancements!!! That's quite a jump for some minor enhancements, I'd hate to guess as to what the version will be when some major enhancements get added! Not to mention that there is no mention on the IPCop website of v1.2 at all, only 0.1.1