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Release 0.1.0-alpha.3

Power over Ethernet on the XGS 136, read and switched from XGS: Ports. The XGS 136's tunnel connections in its own flow table, their encrypting direction in hardware, with what they encrypt handed to the kernel's association, and a connection an IPsec policy covers kept out of hardware. What the Traffic Shaper and the Captive Portal name is kept with the host, where ipfw sees it. XGS: About, a Plugins tab on XGS: Updates, the coprocessor's own uptime, load and memory on the Overview, and the IPsec page counting the XGS 136's associations right. Both drivers changed, so both appliances ask for a reboot.

Fixes

  • reporter: a driver's tally of none is not a failure (#605)

Improvements and additions

  • npuep: a connection an IPsec policy covers stays out of the XGS 136's hardware, and leaves it when a tunnel comes to cover it (#576)
  • status board: the feature rows read from parity.md, as the completions are from the tables (#577)
  • website: the newest release from GitHub's releases feed when its API refuses, so the notice goes (#578)
  • status board: the measured rows the same topics on both cards, each figure read from its page (#579)
  • npuep: tunnel connections in the XGS 136's flow table, their encrypting direction in hardware, set in XGS: Settings (#580)
  • README, legal page, home page: no Sophos software or firmware distributed, and where a rights holder writes (#584)
  • xgs: Power over Ethernet on XGS: Ports - read, and switched off, on or off-and-on (#585)
  • xgs: the IPsec page, the Overview and the widget count the XGS 136's associations right (#587)
  • octep: the platform's name and IPsec count; the XGS 136's hold measured on the XGS 3300, off (#590)
  • xgs: a Plugins tab on XGS: Updates - each appliance plugin's release, installed by hand (#591)
  • xgs: XGS: About - the project, its author, its links and addresses, the disclaimer (#592)
  • npuep: what tunnel flows encrypt is handed to the kernel's association (#593)
  • xgs: the coprocessor's own uptime, load and memory on the Overview (#594)
  • xgs: what the Traffic Shaper and the Captive Portal name is kept with the host (#597)
  • npuep: reload.sh puts OPNsense's interfaces back after a reload (#604)

Documentation

  • docs: the XGS 3300's policy sweep measured - a connection in its hardware taken out when a tunnel comes to cover it (#583)
  • docs: the XGS 3300's revivals against the number of connections (#586)
  • docs: the PoE section of XGS: Ports, photographed on the XGS 136 (#588)
  • docs: the XGS 136's slow minutes are the bench PC's (#589)
  • docs: an IPv6 translation is beyond the fast path's entry - the XGS 3300 at 97 % (#595)
  • README: the pages section names XGS: About and the Plugins tab (#596)
  • docs: an hour of TLS through the XGS 136's IPsec engine - the XGS 136 at 95 % (#598)
  • docs: sixteen IPsec tunnels at once between the two XGS 3300s (#602)

The release, with its files: v0.1.0-alpha.3 on GitHub.

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