Description
Gufw FOR LINUX - Free Download
Product Description:
Gufw for Linux is an open-source application that offers users a graphical user interface (GUI) for managing the ufw (Uncomplicated Firewall) iptables command-line interface in Linux. This tool allows users to efficiently handle the Linux kernel's packet filtering system with ease.
Key Features:
- Ability to use profiles
- Quick enable or disable firewall
- Easy setup of incoming and outgoing rules
- View applications listening on ports
- Add or remove rules effortlessly
Additional Features:
- Switch between predefined profiles (Home, Office, Public)
- Real-time log view
- Set rules for incoming and outgoing traffic (Allow, Deny, Reject)
- Create rules from listening report
- Support for various applications, games, and protocols
Technical Specifications:
- Written in Python programming language
- Uses GTK+ GUI toolkit and Glade for the graphical interface
- Compatible with GNOME and Xfce desktop environments
- Available as a source archive for advanced users
- Installable from default software channels for novices
Important Information:
As Gufw is an interface for the ufw program, which further interfaces with iptables firewall, root (administrator privileges) access is required each time the application is launched.
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User Reviews for Gufw FOR LINUX 7
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Gufw FOR LINUX provides a user-friendly interface for managing firewall settings. Easy to enable/disable firewall and set rules. Recommended for Linux users.
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Gufw is fantastic! It's so user-friendly and makes managing my firewall a breeze. Highly recommended!
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Absolutely love Gufw! The GUI is intuitive, and the ability to quickly switch profiles is a game changer.
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A superb tool for Linux users! Gufw simplifies firewall management without compromising security.
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Gufw has transformed how I manage my network security. The features are powerful yet easy to use!
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Five stars for Gufw! It's efficient, reliable, and perfect for both beginners and advanced users alike.
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Great app! Gufw makes setting up firewall rules straightforward. I can't imagine using anything else.