This is an excellent update with many impressive new features and installs fine 
on VMware, unfortunately I'm using xen on CentOS5 for my EFW install. Any 
chance there'll be a xen kernel (with pae support) in an upcoming beta?

Regards

Bill


----- "Raphael Vallazza" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The Endian Team is glad to announce a new release of the Endian
> Firewall
> Community version 2.2 Beta 1.
> 
> Endian Firewall Community is an all-in-one Linux security
> distribution
> that turns every system into a full featured security appliance.
> Designed with “usability in mind”, Endian developed a software that
> is
> extremely flexible and very easy to install, use and manage. The
> Community version has been warmly embraced by the open source
> community
> and has so far enjoyed over 185000 downloads with thousands of
> deployments worldwide.
> 
> Support for multiple WAN Connections, Zone Firewall for stealthy
> filtering of local traffic, time based HTTP access policies and
> OpenVPN
> X.509 support are just some of the brand new features. The result of
> over a year of development is an enhanced and polished Endian
> Firewall
> release, network security has never been so powerful and easy.
> 
> Don't hesitate, download it now and give it a try! You won't regret it
> :)
> 
> Release Highlights:
> 
> - Enhanced management of WAN/RED connections
> * Support for multiple uplinks
> * Multiple IPs/networks on each WAN/RED interface in STATIC mode
> * Uplink monitoring with automatic failover (ISP failover)
> * Uplink editor
> 
> - Port Forwarding
> * Multiple uplink support, allowing different rules per uplink
> * Port Forwarding of traffic coming from VPN endpoints
> * Option for rule based Logging
> * GUI enhancements
> 
> - System Access
> * External Access has now been enhanced and renamed to System Access
> * Fine grained management of permissions regarding access to the
> system
> from LAN, WAN, DMZ and VPN endpoints
> * Default policy for firewall/system access is now set to DENY
> * Firewall services automatically define ports required for their
> proper
> function, but access can be restricted
> * Support for ICMP protocol
> * GUI enhancements
> 
> - Outgoing Firewall
> * Support for ICMP protocol
> * Handling of multiple sources/ports/protocols per Rule
> * GUI enhancements
> 
> - Zone Firewall
> * DMZ Pinholes has been enhanced and renamed to Zone Firewall
> * Fine grained filtering of local network traffic
> * Rules based on zones, physical interfaces, MAC addresses
> * Support for ICMP protocol
> * Handling of multiple sources/ports/protocols per rule
> * GUI enhancements
> 
> - HTTP Proxy
> * Time based access control with multiple time intervals
> * Group based web access policies
> * Major GUI enhancements
> 
> - OpenVPN
> * X.509 and 2 factor based authentication
> * Pushing of DNS settings to clients
> * Pushing of global or per client routes
> * Support for NATed VPN endpoints
> * Support for VPN over HTTP Proxy
> * Automatic connection failover
> * Every VPN endpoint is resolvable through DNS
> (vpn.<username>.domain)
> 
> - Logs
> * Every service supports remote logging
> * Daily log rotation
> * GUI enhancements
> 
> - System
> * Accelerated and polished boot process
> * Firewall logs rule number and target
> * Refactoring of service scripts
> * Squid 2.6 with major performace improvements
> * Updated packages for ClamAV, Amavis, Postrey and much more
> 
> 
> *KNOWN ISSUES*
> 
> The IPSec module is not included in this release, it will be added in
> the next Beta.
> 
> 
> 
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