An existing /etc/pf.conf ruleset is present that OgmaProtect
does not yet manage. Until you import it, the firewall shown here is empty
and drift alarms may fire. Importing brings your existing rules under
OgmaProtect management (your current /etc/pf.conf is saved to
/var/db/ogmaprotect/config/pf.conf.preadopt first) and applies them with
the usual auto-revert window so you can review and Keep or Revert.
A ruleset that uses anchors, includes or !
commands cannot be imported automatically — you will get a message to
migrate it by hand (see the INSTALL guide).
ogmaprotectctl pf cancel {{PENDING_TXN_ID}}
Live state table requires JavaScript.
| NAT | Dir | Expiry | Actions |
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| Source | Dest | States | Connections | Rate |
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Live entries of this PF table (pfctl -t <name> -T show -v). Removing an entry unblocks that address. Counters appear only for counters tables.
| Address | Cleared | Packets (in/out) | Bytes (in/out) | Actions |
|---|
| Time | Action | Iface | Rule | Packet |
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Decoded from the binary /var/log/pflog via tcpdump -r. Enter a rule number to watch hits for one rule. This shows only packets matched by rules that carry the log keyword, and may be empty on a stock configuration. Requires pf:*:read + log:*:read.