Can I install a GUI for firewalld?
The graphical tool is firewall-config
Ubuntu man page - http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/saucy/man1/firewall-config.1.html
Although the man page states firewall-config is packaged as part of firewalld,
Provided by: firewalld_0.3.4-1_all
it is packaged separate in firewall-applet
Thank you Paranoid Panda for pointing that out.
sudo apt-get install firewall-applet
IMO it does not offer all the command line options available to firewallD but it may work for you.
For additional information on firewalld see
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/FirewallD
and
Note: It is possible, highly likely in face, ufw will conflict with firewalld, as such I would advise you purge ufw/gufw
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Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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Admin over 1 year
I have installed
firewalld
as it is more advanced than gufw, however I see thatfirewalld
does not come with a GUI and I'm not going to be the only one using it so I am wondering if there is some sort of GUI that I can install for it? I am running Ubuntu GNOME 15.10 with GNOME 3.18. -
Admin over 8 yearsIt can't find that package...
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Panther over 8 yearsIt is part of firewalld - From the man page "Provided by: firewalld_0.3.4-1_all"
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Admin over 8 yearsWell, when I try to install it it says that I have to install its package which is
firewall-applet
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Panther over 8 yearsOK, try that. Ubuntu documentation must be wrong, sorry about that ;(
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Panther over 8 years@ParanoidPanda _ updated the answer, you might consider filing a bug report against firewalld to either include
firewall-config
as a part of firewalld or update the man page. -
Admin over 8 yearsSorry, where exactly in the
manpage
does it say that it is also installed because I can't find it? -
Panther over 8 years@ParanoidPanda - at the very top, second line reads "Provided by: firewalld_0.3.4-1_all"
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rolinger almost 4 yearsis the GUI a client gui or a web gui? I installed it via
yum install firewall-config
but can't figure out how to launch it. It doesn't add anything into my WHM or cPanel that I can see. These above posts are 4.5 years old - one would think that time frame there would be a LOT more documentation on the GUI but its like a ghost on the internet as no one ever talks about it, this is probably the ONLY post that provides any detail let alone has an image of what it looks like. Seems to me firewalld is unsupported and is no longer preferred, but yet comes packaged with Centos 7. -
rolinger almost 4 yearsHeck, even the wiki link above only mentions
firewall-config
6 times - with no mention on how to install or run it. Everything about firewalld just seems to be poorly supported and poorly documented.