You should not need to do this manually.. You'll get in a bit of a mess. Endian isn't really deigned for doing things manually.

From the GUI

VPN/Cetificates/Certificate Revocation List

The CRL will update each time you Revoke a certificate and is available for download.

Or you can obtain the CRL cert directly here (after revoking the certs)

/var/efw/vpn/ca/crl.pem

Hello all!
I have efw 3.2.5 with openvpn fully worked without problems before i revoked some certificates(users) for security reasons. And now nobody can connect to vpn.
Error is "error=CRL has expired". After i googled it and found some solutions and one of them is to generate new crl.pem file via openssl. But in endian i cant do it and need help.
I found:
/var/efw/vpn - with ca certificates directory
/var/efw/openvpn - with settings for openvpn (why not in vpn directory ?)
/etc/openvpn - with openssl.cnf but not for endian settings....

Please help with generating clr.pem or finding best solution for this error....

Issue has been solved by disabling FTP rule. Restarted IPS service & now rules have been updated today 

I also need help with this, I can't find this file in version 3.x to be able to assign IP to the created vlans, please help

Hello, I am creating some vlans, but I cannot find the rc.ipac file to assign the IPs to each vlan. In this version, how can I assign the IPs to each vlan?

Hi,

I am using Endian Firewall since 2014 & never face IPS issue. Since 05 October 2023, IPS is not updating as well as working. I have reinstalled to latest version 3.2.5 as well. Please help to resolve this matter.

Thanks,

Amir

I'm sorry, can you tell me who I can get at least this information from? Maybe with paid support? Or an official guide? Thanks sorry

Good morning

Is it possible that no one has ever had to turn off the firewall for testing?

Who do you think I can ask?

A thousand thanks

Now, yesterday, the update to version 3.3.25 went fine

I found this command:


/etc/rc.d/init.d/"service name" status
/etc/rc.d/init.d/"service name" stop
/etc/rc.d/init.d/"service name" start
/etc/rc.d/init.d/"service name" restart

what is the name of the service? Thank you