pfSensee The Definitive Guide The Definitive Guide to the pfSense Open Source Firewall and Router Distribution First Edition by Christopher Buechler, Jim Pingle 0979034280 978-0979034282

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Product details:
ISBN 10: 0979034280
ISBN 13: 978-0979034282
Author: Christopher M. Buechler, Jim Pingle

This Definitive Guide to pfSense book corresponds to pfSense version 1.2.x from 2009. A second book from the same publisher, pfSense Essentials (ISBN 978-1-937516-04-8), is based on version 2.4.4 with features from older and newer versions. The Definitive Guide to pfSense, written by pfSense co-founder Chris Buechler and pfSense consultant Jim Pingle, covers installation and basic configuration through advanced networking and firewalling with the popular open source firewall and router distribution. This book is designed to be a friendly step-by-step guide to common networking and security tasks, plus a thorough reference of pfSense’s capabilities. The book covers hardware and system planning, installation and upgrades, backups, firewalling fundamentals, port forwarding and Network Address Translation, bridging, Virtual LANs (VLAN), Multi-WAN, Virtual Private Networks (VPN) using IPsec, PPTP, and OpenVPN, traffic shaping, load balancing, wireless networking and captive portal setups, redundant firewalls and High Availability, system monitoring, logging, traffic analysis, sniffing, packet capturing, troubleshooting, and software package and third-party software installations and upgrades.

Table of contents:

1. Introduction
2. Hardware 
3. Installing and Upgrading
4. Configuration 
5. Backup and Recovery
6. Firewall
7. Network Address Translation
8. Routing
9. Bridging
10. Virtual LANs (VLANs)
11. Multiple WAN Connections
12. Virtual Private Networks
13. IPsec
14. PPTP VPN
15. OpenVPN 
16. Traffic Shaper
17. Server Load Balancing
18. Wireless
19. Captive Portal 
20. Firewall Redundancy / High Availability
21. Services
22. System Monitoring 
23. Packages
24. Third Party Software and pfSense
25. Packet Capturing 

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