| Screenshot 1. Main Window | |
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| Screenshot 2. Firewall Rules Close-Up | |
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| Screenshot 3. Object Tree Close-Up | Screenshot 4. Editing IP Address Range Object |
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| Screenshot 5. Using 'Where Used' to find all object references | |
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| GUI with two data files opened at the same time | Linux | Mac OS X |
| Example of firewall policy | Linux/Windows | Mac OS X |
| An example of the NAT rules | Linux/Windows | Mac OS X |
| Firewall options for the iptables firewall | Linux/Windows | |
| Editing IP address of the interface of the firewall | Linux/Windows | Mac OS X |
| Editing UDP service object | Linux/Windows | |
| Editing TCP service object | Linux/Windows | Mac OS X |
| Methods for object discovery | Linux/Windows | |
| Interactive druid can build policy for a few typical network configurations | Linux/Windows | |
| Compiling multiple firewalls in one batch. | Linux/Windows | Mac OS X |
| Opening data file that has been added to RCS. | Linux/Windows | Mac OS X |
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