IPCop Firewall – A secure Linux distribution managed through a web-interface

The IPCop Firewall is a Linux firewall distribution. It is geared towards home and SOHO users. The IPCop web-interface is very user-friendly and makes usage easy.

The IPCop Firewall will be one of the major Linux Firewall distributions in the world.

  • Provide a stable Linux Firewall Distribution.
  • Provide a secure Linux Firewall Distribution.
  • Provide an opensourced Linux Firewall Distribution.
  • Provide a highly configurable Linux Firewall Distribution.
  • Provide an easily maintained Linux Firewall Distribution.
  • Provide an easily configured Linux Firewall Distribution.
  • Provide reliable Support to the IPCop Linux user base.
  • Provide an enjoyable environment for the Public to discuss and request assistance.
  • Provide stable, secure, and easy to implement upgrades/patches for IPCop Linux.
  • Develop an appreciation for both the Linux and Opensource movements in our user base.
  • Develop a long lasting relationship with our userbase.
  • Strive to adapt IPCop to meet the needs of the Internet of Tomorrow.
  • Further develop the Linux Knowledge base of all Project Members and Users.
The latest stable IPCop version is 1.4.21. There are no installation files for 1.4.21, you need to install 1.4.20 and then upgrade to 1.4.21.

The latest beta version is 1.9.17.

Gishore James

Manager Technology at Quikr
I am a highly successful, competent team member with a background of extensive hands-on project implementation experience. My success has been both internal to the companies to which I’ve contributed and external to clients and customers.Having the knowledge of setting up efficient & cost effective technology solutions, internet innovations, large scale IT implementations, helps me to find out the unique one in the way of my career.



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