xynat/README.md

# XYNat
NAT with integrated firewall for use with VMs and containers



## Setup Instructions
Install required tools (Debian):
```console
# apt update
# apt install grep sed iptables iproute2 bridge-utils
```

Install required tools (Fedora):
```console
# dnf install grep sed iptables iproute2 bridge-utils
```

Clone git repository:
```console
# cd /opt
# git clone https://git.tjdev.de/DrMaxNix/xynat.git
```



## Usage
```
Usage: ./xynat [OPTIONS]

Options:
    -a, --add                  - Add new firewall                                        (default, fallback: MODE=start)
    -r, --remove               - Remove existing firewall                                (fallback: MODE=stop)

    -i, --iface=iface          - Interface name for virtual switch                       (required, fallback: IFACE)
    -s, --vm-address=ip        - IP address of virtual machine                           (required when adding new fw)
    -p, --public-ip=ip         - IP address to use for outgoing traffic and DNAT

    -b, --block=ip-or-net      - Block address(es) for all connections                   (multi-use allowed)

    -w, --allow=ip-or-net      - Allow local address(es) for all connections             (multi-use allowed)
    -x, --allow-in=ip-or-net   - Allow local address(es) for incomming connections only  (multi-use allowed)
    -y, --allow-host           - Allow local host for all connections
    -z, --allow-host-in        - Allow local host for incomming connections only

    -h, --help                 - Display this help message and exit
    -v, --version              - Display version information and exit

Examples:
    Add a new firewall and NAT for a VM which has IP address '192.168.234.2' and is a member of the bridge interface 'br2'
    All traffic to and from local addresses will be blocked; Traffic to public addresses will be allowed
        ./xynat --add --iface "br2" --vm-address "192.168.234.2"

    Same as first example, but use '192.168.123.99' as source address for outgoing connections
        ./xynat --add --iface "br2" --vm-address "192.168.234.2" --public-ip "192.168.123.99"

    Same as first example, but also block all traffic to and from '233.252.0.0/24'
        ./xynat --add --iface "br2" --vm-address "192.168.234.2" --block "233.252.0.0/24"

    Same as second example, but allow incomming and outgoing connections from host device
    The VM will also be accessible from devices in '192.168.137.64/30' via its public address
        ./xynat --add --iface "br2" --vm-address "192.168.234.2" --public-ip "192.168.123.99" --allow-host --allow-in "192.168.137.64/30"

    Remove all firewall and NAT rules for iface 'br2'
        ./xynat --remove --iface "br2"
```



## Example: Isolate a KVM Virtual Machine
#### Host (`/etc/network/interfaces`)
```bash
auto enp1s0
iface enp1s0 inet static
	# ...
	
	up ifconfig enp1s0:1 10.0.0.4 netmask 255.0.0.0 up

auto br-vm-test
iface br-vm-test inet static
	bridge_ports none
	address 192.168.234.1
	network 192.168.234.0
	netmask 255.255.255.252
	pre-up /opt/xynat/xynat -s 192.168.234.2 -p 10.0.0.4 -x 10.0.0.0/8 -z
	post-down /opt/xynat/xynat
```

#### Guest (`/etc/network/interfaces`)
```bash
auto eth0
iface eth0 inet static
	address 192.168.234.2
	network 192.168.234.0
	netmask 255.255.255.252
	gateway 192.168.234.1
```