Subject says it all. I know Core Force has it. However, Core Force is bloated in my view, and I don't need all its features. What I want is just to try and use pf under Windows 2000. (I would then compare it with wipfw, a Windows port of ipfw, which I have been trying now.)
IIRC the packet filter "CHX-I" is based upon 'pf' as well.
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Thanks Sebastian, I didn't know that, although I heard a lot of good things said about CHX-I.
Is it possible to work with text-based (or 'quasitext', like XML etc.) rules there? I only saw screenshots of CHX-I rule creation form, and I don't know how rules are actually stored there.
One of the reasons I stopped using Kerio 2.1.5 once ago was exactly its way of storing rules in a crippled file, whereby the user is unable to sort them automatically, edit them other than through Kerio's GUI, etc.
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IIRC one could pass the configuration via command line.
Ah, not because it's totally broken?
Sebastian Gottschalk:
'Totally' is not the right word here IMO. I know all too well of some of Kerio's flaws; still, it was one of the best pieces _in its class_ and _for the particular tasks I had for it_.
Eh, no. It was as unusable as all its companions.
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