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T i � C # H u w � � � 0 � � � E � � � � � � ` m R � 2 � � � � � � � � � � ' � � � � _ � � � � [ t � � " 6 A � Y � ? : � - � 3 � h j � L � W � � / � M � � & = � S * � e � / A firewalld icmptype provides the information for an Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP) type for firewalld. A firewalld service is a combination of ports, protocols, modules and destination addresses. A firewalld zone defines the level of trust for network connections, interfaces and source addresses bound to the zone. The zone combines services, ports, protocols, masquerading, port/packet forwarding, icmp filters and rich rules. The zone can be bound to interfaces and source addresses. About About %s Action Action: Add Chain Add Entry Add Forward Port Add ICMP Type Add Interface Add Passthrough Add Port Add Rich Rule Add Rule Add Service Add Source Add Zone Add a rule with the arguments args to a chain in a table with a priority. Add additional ports or port ranges, which need to be accessible for all hosts or networks that can connect to the machine. Add entries to bind interfaces to the zone. If the interface will be used by a connection, the zone will be set to the zone specified in the connection. Add entries to forward ports either from one port to another on the local system or from the local system to another system. Forwarding to another system is only useful if the interface is masqueraded. Port forwarding is IPv4 only. Additional chains for use with rules. Address All network traffic is blocked. Args Args: Audit Audit: Authorization failed. Authors Base ICMP Type Settings Base Service Settings Base Zone Settings Bindings Block all network traffic Bold entries are mandatory, all others are optional. Built-in icmp, rename not supported. Built-in service, rename not supported. Built-in zone, rename not supported. Chain Chain: Chains Change Default Zone Change Zones of Connections... Change default zone for connections or interfaces. Change which zone a network connection belongs to. Changes applied. Comment Configuration: Configure Shields UP/Down Zones... Configure Shields Up/Down Zones Connection to FirewallD established. Connection to FirewallD lost. Connection to firewalld established. Connections Current default zone of the system. Currently visible configuration. Runtime configuration is the actual active configuration. Permanent configuration will be active after service or system reload or restart. Default Target Default Zone Default Zone '{default_zone}' active for connection '{connection}' on interface '{interface}' Default Zone: Default Zone: %s Default Zone: '%s' Default zone '{default_zone}' {activated_deactivated} for connection '{connection}' on interface '{interface}' Default zone changed to '%s'. Default zone used by network connection '%s' Description: Dest Destination Destination: Direct Chain Direct Configuration Direct Passthrough Rule Direct Rule Edit Chain Edit Entry Edit Firewall Settings... Edit Forward Port Edit ICMP Type Edit Interface Edit Passthrough Edit Port Edit Rich Rule Edit Rule Edit Service Edit Source Edit Zone Element Element: Enable Notifications Entry Error Failed to connect to firewalld. Please make sure that the service has been started correctly and try again. Failed to get connections from NetworkManager Failed to load icons. Failed to set zone {zone} for connection {connection_name} Family Family: Firewall Firewall Applet Firewall Configuration FirewallD has been reloaded. Forward to another port Forwarding to another system is only useful if the interface is masqueraded. Do you want to masquerade this zone ? Here you can define which services are trusted in the zone. Trusted services are accessible from all hosts and networks that can reach the machine from connections, interfaces and sources bound to this zone. Here you can select the zones used for Shields Up and Shields Down. Here you can set rich language rules for the zone. ICMP Filter ICMP Type ICMP Types ICMP Types can only be changed in the permanent configuration view. The runtime configuration of ICMP Types is fixed. IP address: IPv4 IPv4: IPv6 IPv6: Icmp Type If you enable local forwarding, you have to specify a port. This port has to be different to the source port. If you enable masquerading, IP forwarding will be enabled for your IPv4 networks. If you specify destination addresses, the service entry will be limited to the destination address and type. If both entries are empty, there is no limitation. Ignore Interface Interfaces Invalid name Level: License Load ICMP Type Defaults Load Service Defaults Load Zone Defaults Local forwarding Log: Make runtime configuration permanent Mark the ICMP types in the list, which should be rejected. All other ICMP types are allowed to pass the firewall. The default is no limitation. Masquerade zone Masquerading Masquerading allows you to set up a host or router that connects your local network to the internet. Your local network will not be visible and the hosts appear as a single address on the internet. Masquerading is IPv4 only. Modules Name already exists Name: Network traffic is not blocked anymore. No Active Zones. No NetworkManager imports available No connection to firewall daemon Other Protocol: Panic Mode Panic Mode: Panic mode means that all incoming and outgoing packets are dropped. Passthrough Permanent Please be careful with passthrough rules to not damage the firewall. Please configure base ICMP type settings: Please configure base service settings: Please configure base zone settings: Please enter a port and protocol. Please enter a protocol. Please enter a rich rule. Please enter an ipv4 address with the form address[/mask]. Please enter an ipv4 or ipv6 address with the form address[/mask]. Please enter an ipv6 address with the form address[/mask]. Please select a service. Please select an ICMP type Please select default zone from the list below. Please select ipv and enter the args. Please select ipv and table and enter the chain name. Please select ipv and table, chain priority and enter the args. Please select the source and destination options according to your needs. Port Port / Port Range: Port Forwarding Port and Protocol Ports Prefix: Priority Priority: Protocol Protocol: Reload Firewalld Reloads firewall rules. Current permanent configuration will become new runtime configuration. i.e. all runtime only changes done until reload are lost with reload if they have not been also in permanent configuration. Remove Remove Chain Remove Entry Remove Forward Port Remove ICMP Type Remove Interface Remove Passthrough Remove Port Remove Rich Rule Remove Rule Remove Service Remove Source Remove Zone Reset To Default Rich Rule Rich Rules Rules Runtime Runtime To Permanent Select zone for connection '%s' Select zone for interface '%s' Select zone for source %s Select zone for source '%s' Service Services Services can only be changed in the permanent configuration view. The runtime configuration of services is fixed. Shields Down Zone: Shields Up Shields Up Zone: Short: Source Source: Sources Specify whether this ICMP Type is available for IPv4 and/or IPv6. Src Table Table: Target: The Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP) is mainly used to send error messages between networked computers, but additionally for informational messages like ping requests and replies. The direct configuration gives a more direct access to the firewall. These options require user to know basic iptables concepts, i.e. tables, chains, commands, parameters and targets. Direct configuration should be used only as a last resort when it is not possible to use other firewalld features. The ipv argument of each option has to be ipv4 or ipv6 or eb. With ipv4 it will be for iptables, with ipv6 for ip6tables and with eb for ethernet bridges (ebtables). The mask can be a network mask or a number. The mask is a number. The passthrough rules are directly passed through to the firewall and are not placed in special chains. All iptables, ip6tables and ebtables options can be used. The priority is used to order rules. Priority 0 means add rule on top of the chain, with a higher priority the rule will be added further down. Rules with the same priority are on the same level and the order of these rules is not fixed and may change. If you want to make sure that a rule will be added after another one, use a low priority for the first and a higher for the following. This feature is useful for people using the default zones mostly. For users, that are changing zones of connections, it might be of limited use. To Address To Port To enable this Action has to be 'reject' and Family either 'ipv4' or 'ipv6' (not both). Trying to connect to firewalld, waiting... Used by network connection '%s' Version: Warning With limit: Zone Zone '%s' activated for interface '%s' Zone '%s' activated for source '%s' Zone '%s': ICMP type '%s' is not available. Zone '%s': Service '%s' is not available. Zone '{zone}' active for connection '{connection}' on interface '{interface}' Zone '{zone}' active for interface '{interface}' Zone '{zone}' active for source {source} Zone '{zone}' {activated_deactivated} for connection '{connection}' on interface '{interface}' Zone '{zone}' {activated_deactivated} for interface '{interface}' Zone '{zone}' {activated_deactivated} for source '{source}' Zone: %s Zones _File _Help _Options _View accept activated alert critical day deactivated debug disabled drop eb emergency enabled error firewall;network;security;iptables;netfilter; forward-port hour icmp-block icmp-type info inverted ipv4 ipv4 and ipv6 ipv6 ipv: level limit log mark masquerade minute nat notice port protocol raw reject second security service source-port warning with Type: yes Project-Id-Version: firewalld Report-Msgid-Bugs-To: PO-Revision-Date: 2025-11-13 20:45+0000 Last-Translator: Eric Garver <egarver@redhat.com> Language-Team: English (United States) <https://translate.fedoraproject.org/projects/firewalld/master/en_US/> Language: en_US MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Plural-Forms: nplurals=2; plural=n != 1; X-Generator: Weblate 5.14.3 / A firewalld icmptype provides the information for an Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP) type for firewalld. A firewalld service is a combination of ports, protocols, modules and destination addresses. A firewalld zone defines the level of trust for network connections, interfaces and source addresses bound to the zone. The zone combines services, ports, protocols, masquerading, port/packet forwarding, icmp filters and rich rules. The zone can be bound to interfaces and source addresses. About About %s Action Action: Add Chain Add Entry Add Forward Port Add ICMP Type Add Interface Add Passthrough Add Port Add Rich Rule Add Rule Add Service Add Source Add Zone Add a rule with the arguments args to a chain in a table with a priority. Add additional ports or port ranges, which need to be accessible for all hosts or networks that can connect to the machine. Add entries to bind interfaces to the zone. If the interface will be used by a connection, the zone will be set to the zone specified in the connection. Add entries to forward ports either from one port to another on the local system or from the local system to another system. Forwarding to another system is only useful if the interface is masqueraded. Port forwarding is IPv4 only. Additional chains for use with rules. Address All network traffic is blocked. Args Args: Audit Audit: Authorization failed. Authors Base ICMP Type Settings Base Service Settings Base Zone Settings Bindings Block all network traffic Bold entries are mandatory, all others are optional. Built-in icmp, rename not supported. Built-in service, rename not supported. Built-in zone, rename not supported. Chain Chain: Chains Change Default Zone Change Zones of Connections... Change default zone for connections or interfaces. Change which zone a network connection belongs to. Changes applied. Comment Configuration: Configure Shields UP/Down Zones... Configure Shields Up/Down Zones Connection to FirewallD established. Connection to FirewallD lost. Connection to firewalld established. Connections Current default zone of the system. Currently visible configuration. Runtime configuration is the actual active configuration. Permanent configuration will be active after service or system reload or restart. Default Target Default Zone Default Zone '{default_zone}' active for connection '{connection}' on interface '{interface}' Default Zone: Default Zone: %s Default Zone: '%s' Default zone '{default_zone}' {activated_deactivated} for connection '{connection}' on interface '{interface}' Default zone changed to '%s'. Default zone used by network connection '%s' Description: Dest Destination Destination: Direct Chain Direct Configuration Direct Passthrough Rule Direct Rule Edit Chain Edit Entry Edit Firewall Settings... Edit Forward Port Edit ICMP Type Edit Interface Edit Passthrough Edit Port Edit Rich Rule Edit Rule Edit Service Edit Source Edit Zone Element Element: Enable Notifications Entry Error Failed to connect to firewalld. Please make sure that the service has been started correctly and try again. Failed to get connections from NetworkManager Failed to load icons. Failed to set zone {zone} for connection {connection_name} Family Family: Firewall Firewall Applet Firewall Configuration FirewallD has been reloaded. Forward to another port Forwarding to another system is only useful if the interface is masqueraded. Do you want to masquerade this zone ? Here you can define which services are trusted in the zone. Trusted services are accessible from all hosts and networks that can reach the machine from connections, interfaces and sources bound to this zone. Here you can select the zones used for Shields Up and Shields Down. Here you can set rich language rules for the zone. ICMP Filter ICMP Type ICMP Types ICMP Types can only be changed in the permanent configuration view. The runtime configuration of ICMP Types is fixed. IP address: IPv4 IPv4: IPv6 IPv6: Icmp Type If you enable local forwarding, you have to specify a port. This port has to be different to the source port. If you enable masquerading, IP forwarding will be enabled for your IPv4 networks. If you specify destination addresses, the service entry will be limited to the destination address and type. If both entries are empty, there is no limitation. Ignore Interface Interfaces Invalid name Level: License Load ICMP Type Defaults Load Service Defaults Load Zone Defaults Local forwarding Log: Make runtime configuration permanent Mark the ICMP types in the list, which should be rejected. All other ICMP types are allowed to pass the firewall. The default is no limitation. Masquerade zone Masquerading Masquerading allows you to set up a host or router that connects your local network to the internet. Your local network will not be visible and the hosts appear as a single address on the internet. Masquerading is IPv4 only. Modules Name already exists Name: Network traffic is not blocked anymore. No Active Zones. No NetworkManager imports available No connection to firewall daemon Other Protocol: Panic Mode Panic Mode: Panic mode means that all incoming and outgoing packets are dropped. Passthrough Permanent Please be careful with passthrough rules to not damage the firewall. Please configure base ICMP type settings: Please configure base service settings: Please configure base zone settings: Please enter a port and protocol. Please enter a protocol. Please enter a rich rule. Please enter an ipv4 address with the form address[/mask]. Please enter an ipv4 or ipv6 address with the form address[/mask]. Please enter an ipv6 address with the form address[/mask]. Please select a service. Please select an ICMP type Please select default zone from the list below. Please select ipv and enter the args. Please select ipv and table and enter the chain name. Please select ipv and table, chain priority and enter the args. Please select the source and destination options according to your needs. Port Port / Port Range: Port Forwarding Port and Protocol Ports Prefix: Priority Priority: Protocol Protocol: Reload Firewalld Reloads firewall rules. Current permanent configuration will become new runtime configuration. i.e. all runtime only changes done until reload are lost with reload if they have not been also in permanent configuration. Remove Remove Chain Remove Entry Remove Forward Port Remove ICMP Type Remove Interface Remove Passthrough Remove Port Remove Rich Rule Remove Rule Remove Service Remove Source Remove Zone Reset To Default Rich Rule Rich Rules Rules Runtime Runtime To Permanent Select zone for connection '%s' Select zone for interface '%s' Select zone for source %s Select zone for source '%s' Service Services Services can only be changed in the permanent configuration view. The runtime configuration of services is fixed. Shields Down Zone: Shields Up Shields Up Zone: Short: Source Source: Sources Specify whether this ICMP Type is available for IPv4 and/or IPv6. Src Table Table: Target: The Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP) is mainly used to send error messages between networked computers, but additionally for informational messages like ping requests and replies. The direct configuration gives a more direct access to the firewall. These options require user to know basic iptables concepts, i.e. tables, chains, commands, parameters and targets. Direct configuration should be used only as a last resort when it is not possible to use other firewalld features. The ipv argument of each option has to be ipv4 or ipv6 or eb. With ipv4 it will be for iptables, with ipv6 for ip6tables and with eb for ethernet bridges (ebtables). The mask can be a network mask or a number. The mask is a number. The passthrough rules are directly passed through to the firewall and are not placed in special chains. All iptables, ip6tables and ebtables options can be used. The priority is used to order rules. Priority 0 means add rule on top of the chain, with a higher priority the rule will be added further down. Rules with the same priority are on the same level and the order of these rules is not fixed and may change. If you want to make sure that a rule will be added after another one, use a low priority for the first and a higher for the following. This feature is useful for people using the default zones mostly. For users, that are changing zones of connections, it might be of limited use. To Address To Port To enable this Action has to be 'reject' and Family either 'ipv4' or 'ipv6' (not both). Trying to connect to firewalld, waiting... Used by network connection '%s' Version: Warning With limit: Zone Zone '%s' activated for interface '%s' Zone '%s' activated for source '%s' Zone '%s': ICMP type '%s' is not available. Zone '%s': Service '%s' is not available. Zone '{zone}' active for connection '{connection}' on interface '{interface}' Zone '{zone}' active for interface '{interface}' Zone '{zone}' active for source {source} Zone '{zone}' {activated_deactivated} for connection '{connection}' on interface '{interface}' Zone '{zone}' {activated_deactivated} for interface '{interface}' Zone '{zone}' {activated_deactivated} for source '{source}' Zone: %s Zones _File _Help _Options _View accept activated alert critical day deactivated debug disabled drop eb emergency enabled error firewall;network;security;iptables;netfilter; forward-port hour icmp-block icmp-type info inverted ipv4 ipv4 and ipv6 ipv6 ipv: level limit log mark masquerade minute nat notice port protocol raw reject second security service source-port warning with Type: yes
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