#ipfire

bkoehn@diaspora.koehn.com

Setting up #OpenVPN on #pfSense was very easy. There’s a wizard that does most of the heavy lifting for you (PKI, firewall rules, client profiles) and unlike #ipfire it actually works.

I wish that the #wireguard configuration was as easy; I’ve never gotten it to work on any platform. Regardless, I now have good VPN connectivity to the LAN.

bkoehn@diaspora.koehn.com

I switched my router from #ipfire to #pfsense. The support of IPv6 was enough, but it just seems like a better product overall. It took about an hour to convert everything (sorry for the downtime), but it’s up and running seems great.

bkoehn@diaspora.koehn.com

Turning on #IPFire (a hardened firewall distro) has made me paranoid. The intrusion detection system alerts on all the things now.

I cranked down the firewall in the DMZ to only allow the bare minimum outbound connectivity. I wrote k8s network policies so each pod is firewalled so it can only access the services it requires, and vice-versa, so if somebody can execute code remotely, they’re still stuck in a small sandbox isolated from the rest of the environment. None of the k8s environment is accessible from outside; all traffic must pass through haproxy. None of the devices on the WLAN can access the DMZ.

Hopefully I’ve made hard enough to get anywhere that the bad guys will just look for easier targets.

tux@anonsys.net

Meine Gedanken von #IPFire zu #OPNsense zu wechseln werden langsam konkreter. Aktuell bin ich für mein privates Netzwerk (15-20 unterschiedlicher Geräte) auf der Suche nach einer zukunftssicheren Hardware (mind. 3x LAN) die auch nicht viel Strom verbraucht. Ein Monitor muss auch angeschlossen werden können.
Meine Recherche heben jetzt folgende zwei Geräte ergeben:
https://www.ipu-system.de/produkte/ipu662.html
oder
https://www.ipu-system.de/produkte/ipu654.html

  • Was haltet ihr von dieser Hardware als OPNSense Gerät?
  • Habt ihr alternative Vorschläge?
  • Was verwendet ihr?

#FragDieFediverse #Followerpower #Firewall