==== Endian Firewall 2.12 Community Edition VMware-image ====

Thanks to Peter Warasin and Raphael Vallazza from endian, I put together some minimal docu for the VMware-image.\\ 

=== Standard users and passwords: ===
  * Web-interface: admin, pwd.: endian
  * Console: root, pwd: endian
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=== Changing Keyboard-layout, host- and domainname, root- and admin-passwords: ===
start "setup" on the console
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=== Changing network-settings: ===
In the VMware-Image the default-settings are: \\ 
  * GREEN_ADDRESS=192.168.0.15
  * GREEN_NETMASK=255.255.255.0
  * GREEN_NETADDRESS=192.168.0.0
  * GREEN_BROADCAST=192.168.0.255
  * CONFIG_TYPE=0
  * GREEN_DEV=br0

Edit "/var/efw/ethernet/settings" and change the settings with the ones you need.\\ 

After that run "/etc/rc.d/rc.netwizard.reload" to apply the settings and restart the services.\\ 
Console output:\\ 
  Setting hostname
  Error: an inet prefix is expected rather than "192.168.0.0/".
  * Setting network interfaces
  Bringing network up
  * Setting network interfaces
  Stopping dnsmasq: [OK]
  Could not read bypass file '/var/efw/dnsmasq//source_bypass'!
  Could not read bypass file '/var/efw/dnsmasq//destination_bypass'!
  Starting dnsmasq: [OK]
  could not open openvpn client configuration file /var/efw//openvpn//clientconfig.
  Stopping httpd: [OK]
  Starting httpd: [OK]
  ntpd: Initial forced synchronisation with time server: [FAILED]
  starting ntpd: [OK]

-> better do a reboot ;-)
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Error after configuration in the web-interface:\\ 
  Not Found
  The requested URL /cgi-bin/setup/step3/regwiz.cgi was not found on this server.

-> go to "https://<your-new-ip>:10443/" and log in as admin.
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After finishing the network configuartion wizard, you have e.g. the following configurations:
/var/efw/ethernet/settings
  BLUE_ADDRESS=172.18.0.1
  BLUE_BROADCAST=172.18.1.255
  BLUE_CIDR=24
  BLUE_DEV=br2
  BLUE_NETADDRESS=172.18.1.0
  BLUE_NETMASK=255.255.255.0
  CONFIG_TYPE=7
  GREEN_ADDRESS=172.16.0.15
  GREEN_BROADCAST=172.16.255.255
  GREEN_CIDR=16
  GREEN_DEV=br0
  GREEN_NETADDRESS=172.16.0.0
  GREEN_NETMASK=255.255.0.0
  ORANGE_ADDRESS=172.17.0.1
  ORANGE_BROADCAST=172.17.1.255
  ORANGE_CIDR=24
  ORANGE_DEV=br1
  ORANGE_NETADDRESS=172.17.1.0
  ORANGE_NETMASK=255.255.255.0

/var/efw/uplinks/main/broadcast-address
  123.12.12.255
/var/efw/uplinks/main/cidr
  24
/var/efw/uplinks/main/dns1
  123.12.12.13
/var/efw/uplinks/main/dns2
  123.12.12.14
/var/efw/uplinks/main/interface
  eth3
/var/efw/uplinks/main/local-ipaddress
  123.12.12.1
/var/efw/uplinks/main/network-address
  123.12.12.0
/var/efw/uplinks/main/red-type
  STATIC
/var/efw/uplinks/main/remote-ipaddress
  123.12.12.100
 -> standard gateway
/var/efw/uplinks/main/routing-prio
  200
/var/efw/uplinks/main/routing-table
  200
/var/efw/uplinks/main/settings
  DEFAULTGATEWAY=123.12.12.100
  DNS1=123.12.12.13
  DNS2=123.12.12.14
  ENABLED=ON
  MAC=
  MTU=
  RED_ADDRESS=123.12.12.1
  RED_BROADCAST=123.12.12.255
  RED_CIDR=24
  RED_DEV=eth3
  RED_NETADDRESS=123.12.12.0
  RED_NETMASK=255.255.255.0
  RED_TYPE=STATIC
  RTABLE=200
  TRACE_HOSTS=64.94.110.11
  TRACE_MIN_HOP=2
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=== Endian Firewall administrators guide: ==
http://www.endian.com/en/community/help/documentation/ \\ 

Endian Firewall is an own distribution basically based on sources from here: \\ 
  ftp://ftp.redhat.com/pub/redhat/linux/enterprise/4/en/os/i386/SRPMS
But it handles configuration very different.\\ 

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