LEAF is a secure, feature-rich, customizable embedded Linux network appliance for use in a variety of network topologies. Although it can be used in other ways, it's primarily used as a Internet gateway, router, firewall, and wireless access point.
| Tags | Firewalls Monitoring Networking |
|---|---|
| Licenses | GPL MIT/X |
| Operating Systems | Linux |
| Implementation | C C++ Unix Shell |
Recent releases


Release Notes: Beta2 finishes the kernel review to shrink the kernel and boot images and add speed improvements for the i686 kernel. Bugs and annoyances from the first beta have been fixed. The usual updates of upstream packages have been added.


Release Notes: Only one change since rc1 with the addition of the busybox watch applet. This release provides new packages like squid with IPv6 support, sshblacklist, reinstates asterisk, adds ClamAV and HAVP to build an antivirus proxy scanner, and updates packages to their latest upstream versions.


Release Notes: This release reinstates asterisk, adds SSH blacklisting, speeds up boot time, and has package updates to upstream and minor improvements.


Release Notes: Important changes are the update of OpenSSL to 1.0.0.e, a squid version with IPv6 support, and the newly added packages ClamAV and HAVP.


Release Notes: This release fixes two minor bugs from the release candidate. Changes from 4.0 includes kernel and other package updates and, for the first time, DHCPv6 server support.
Recent comments
01 Feb 2002 19:15
LEAF
This project has some great base distributions/versions to create
embedded Linux routers, firewall, bridges, and servers from. I
have personally used LEAF for several years now and make 1U,
2U, half-, and full-slot rack mount appliances with them. There
are many other similar projects out there, but I have found LEAF
to be the most configurable and secure with a minimum of effort
to do exactly what I need. I look forward to using LEAF _much_
more in the fulure.
Thanks all!