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OpenBSD Router Boilerplate
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OpenBSD Router Boilerplate
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an opinionated, best practice, vanilla OpenBSD base configuration for bare-metal, or cloud routers
What would an OpenBSD router configured using examples from the OpenBSD FAQ and Manual pages look like?
Features
Share what you've got, keep what you need:
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acme-client - Automatic Certificate Management Environment (ACME) client
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Configure:
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etc/acme
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etc/acme-client.conf
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etc/httpd.conf
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etc/pf.conf
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etc/relayd.conf
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etc/ssl/acme
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var/cron/tabs/root
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var/www/acme
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var/www/htdocs/freedns.afraid.org
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Usage:
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pfctl
-f /etc/pf.conf
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acme-client
-vAD freedns.afraid.org
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ocspcheck
-vNo /etc/ssl/acme/freedns.afraid.org.ocsp.resp.der /etc/ssl/acme/freedns.afraid.org.fullchain.pem
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Configure:
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authpf - authenticating gateway user shell
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Configure:
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etc/authpf
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etc/login.conf
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etc/pf.conf
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etc/ssh/sshd_config
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Usage:
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pfctl
-f /etc/pf.conf
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rcctl
reload sshd
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ssh
[email protected]
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Configure:
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autoinstall - unattended OpenBSD installation and upgrade (pxeboot and mirror example)
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Configure:
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etc/dhcpd.conf
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etc/httpd.conf
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etc/pf.conf
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tftpboot
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var/www/htdocs/boot.vedetta.lan
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mount host:/path/name /var/www/pub
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Usage:
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mkdir -p /tftpboot/etc
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cd /tftpboot && ftp https://ftp.openbsd.org/pub/OpenBSD/snapshots/amd64/bsd.rd
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cp /usr/mdec/pxeboot /tftpboot/
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chmod 555 -R /tftpboot
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cd /tftpboot && ln -s pxeboot auto_install
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echo "boot bsd.rd" > /tftpboot/etc/boot.conf && chmod 444 /tftpboot/etc/boot.conf
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pfctl
-f /etc/pf.conf
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rcctl
set tftpd flags -l boot.vedetta.lan -v /tftpboot
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rcctl
set tftpproxy flags -v
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rcctl
restart dhcpd httpd
tftpd
tftpproxy
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Configure:
- dhclient - Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) client
- dhcpd - Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) server
- (optional) wide-dhcpv6 - client and server for the WIDE DHCPv6 protocol
- ftp-proxy - Internet File Transfer Protocol proxy daemon
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hostname.if - interface-specific configuration files with Dual IP stack implementation
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Configure:
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etc/hostname.athn0
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etc/hostname.em0
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etc/hostname.em1
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etc/hostname.em2
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etc/hostname.enc1
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etc/hostname.gif0
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etc/hostname.switch0
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etc/hostname.tun0
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etc/hostname.vether0
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etc/hostname.vlan5
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etc/hostname.vlan7
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Usage:
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sh /etc/netstart
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Configure:
- hotplugd - devices hot plugging monitor daemon
- httpd - HTTP daemon as primary, fallback, and autoinstall
- ifstated - Interface State daemon to reconnect, update IP, and log
- IKEv2 VPN (IPv4 and IPv6)
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Configure:
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etc/iked
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etc/iked.conf
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etc/iked-vedetta.conf
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etc/ipsec.conf
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etc/pf.conf
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etc/ssl/ikeca.cnf
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etc/ssl/vedetta
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Usage:
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ikectl
ca vedetta create
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ikectl
ca vedetta install
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ikectl
ca vedetta certificate freedns.afraid.org create
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ikectl
ca vedetta certificate freedns.afraid.org install
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ikectl
ca vedetta certificate mobile.vedetta.lan create
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cd /etc/iked/export
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ikectl
ca vedetta certificate mobile.vedetta.lan export
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tar -C /etc/iked/export -xzpf mobile.vedetta.lan.tgz
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ikectl
ca vedetta certificate mobile.vedetta.lan revoke
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ikectl
ca vedetta key mobile.vedetta.lan delete
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pfctl
-f /etc/pf.conf
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rcctl
enable ipsec
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rcctl
set iked flags -6
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rcctl
start iked
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Configure:
- IKEv1 VPN (IPv4)
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Configure:
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etc/isakmpd
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etc/ipsec.conf
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etc/ipsec-vedetta.conf
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etc/npppd
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etc/pf.conf
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etc/ssl/ikeca.cnf
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etc/ssl/vedetta
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Usage:
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ikectl
ca vedetta create
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ikectl
ca vedetta install /etc/isakmpd
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ikectl
ca vedetta certificate freedns.afraid.org create
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ikectl
ca vedetta certificate freedns.afraid.org install /etc/isakmpd
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ikectl
ca vedetta certificate mobile.vedetta.lan create
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cd /etc/isakmpd/export
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ikectl
ca vedetta certificate mobile.vedetta.lan export
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tar -C /etc/isakmpd/export -xzpf mobile.vedetta.lan.tgz
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ikectl
ca vedetta certificate mobile.vedetta.lan revoke
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ikectl
ca vedetta key mobile.vedetta.lan delete
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pfctl
-f /etc/pf.conf
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rcctl
enable ipsec npppd
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rcctl
set isakmpd flags -K
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rcctl
start npppd isakmpd
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ipsecctl
-d -f /etc/ipsec-vedetta.conf
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Configure:
- nsd - Name Server Daemon (NSD) as authoritative DNS nameserver for LAN
- ntpd - Network Time Protocol daemon
- pf - packet filter with IP based adblock
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rebound - DNS proxy
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Configure:
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etc/dhclient.conf
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etc/resolv.conf
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etc/pf.conf
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Usage:
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pfctl
-f /etc/pf.conf
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dig ipv6.google.com aaaa
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Configure:
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relayd - relay daemon for loadbalancing, SSL/TLS acceleration, DNS-sanitizing, SSH gateway, transparent HTTP proxy, and TLS inspection (MITM)
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Configure:
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etc/acme-client.conf
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etc/httpd.conf
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etc/pf.conf
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etc/relayd.conf
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usr/local/bin/get-pin.sh
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cd
/etc/ssl
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ln -s acme/freedns.afraid.org.fullchain.pem 10.10.10.11:443.crt
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ln -s acme/freedns.afraid.org.fullchain.pem fd80:1fe9:fcee:1337::ace:babe:443.crt
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cd
/etc/ssl/private
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ln -s ../acme/private/freedns.afraid.org.key 10.10.10.11:443.key
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ln -s ../acme/private/freedns.afraid.org.key fd80:1fe9:fcee:1337::ace:babe:443.key
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mkdir -p /etc/ssl/relayd/private
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openssl req -x509 -days 365 -newkey rsa:2048 -keyout /etc/ssl/relayd/private/ca.key -out /etc/ssl/relayd/ca.crt
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echo 'subjectAltName=DNS:relay.vedetta.lan' > /etc/ssl/relayd/server.ext
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openssl genrsa -out /etc/ssl/relayd/private/relay.vedetta.lan.key 2048
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openssl req -new -key /etc/ssl/relayd/private/relay.vedetta.lan.key -out /etc/ssl/relayd/private/relay.vedetta.lan.csr -nodes
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openssl x509 -sha256 -req -days 365 -in /etc/ssl/relayd/private/relay.vedetta.lan.csr -CA /etc/ssl/relayd/ca.crt -CAkey /etc/ssl/relayd/private/ca.key -CAcreateserial -extfile /etc/ssl/relayd/server.ext -out /etc/ssl/relayd/relay.vedetta.lan.crt
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cd /etc/ssl
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ln -s relayd/relay.vedetta.lan.crt 127.0.0.1.crt
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ln -s relayd/relay.vedetta.lan.crt ::1.crt
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cd /etc/ssl/private
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ln -s ../relayd/private/relay.vedetta.lan.key 127.0.0.1.key
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ln -s ../relayd/private/relay.vedetta.lan.key ::1.key
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- Usage:
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Configure:
- rad - router advertisement daemon
- sensorsd - hardware sensors monitor
- slaacd - a stateless address autoconfiguration daemon
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smtpd - Simple Mail Transfer Protocol daemon, see Caesonia
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Configure:
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etc/mail/aliases
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etc/mail/smtpd.conf
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touch
/etc/mail/secrets
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chmod 640 /etc/mail/secrets
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chown root:_smtpd /etc/mail/secrets
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echo "puffy [email protected]:password" > /etc/mail/secrets
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Usage:
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rcctl
restart smtpd
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Configure:
- sshd - OpenSSH SSH daemon with internal-sftp
- switchd - software-defined networking (SDN) sflow controller
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syslogd - log system messages
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Configure:
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etc/newsyslog.conf
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var/cron/tabs/root
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- Usage:
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Configure:
- unbound - Unbound DNS validating resolver from root nameservers, with caching and DNS based adblock
Sysadmin:
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crontab - maintain crontab files for individual users
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Configure:
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var/cron
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Usage:
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crontab
-e
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Configure:
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doas - execute commands as another user
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Configure:
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etc/doas.conf
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Usage:
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doas
tmux
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Configure:
- ftp - Internet file transfer program
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mail - send and receive mail, for daily reading
- Usage:
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syspatch - manage base system binary patches
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Configure:
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etc/installurl
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var/cron/tabs/root
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Usage:
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syspatch
-c
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Configure:
- systat - display system statistics
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tmux - terminal multiplexer
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Configure:
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~/.tmux.conf
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- Usage:
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Configure:
Hardware
OpenBSD likes small form factor, low-power, lots of ECC memory, AES-NI support, open source boot, and the fastest supported network cards. This configuration has been tested on APU2.
Install
Encryption is the easiest method for media sanitization and disposal. OpenBSD supports full disk encryption using a keydisk (e.g. a USB stick).
Partitions are important for security, stability, and integrity. A minimum partition layout example for router with (upgrade itself) binary base, and no packages (comfortable fit on flash memory cards/drives):
Filesystem | Mount | Size |
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a | / | 512M |
b | /swap | 1024M |
d | /var | 512M |
e | /var/log | 128M |
f | /tmp | 1024M |
g | /usr | 1024M |
h | /usr/local | 64M |
i | /home | 16M |
Total | 4304M |
SSL
It's best practice to create CAs on a single purpose secure machine, with no network access.
Specify which certificate authorities (CAs) are allowed to issue certificates for your domain, by adding DNS Certification Authority Authorization (CAA) Resource Record (RR) to var/nsd/zones/master/vedetta.lan.zone
Revoke certificates as often as possible.
SSH
SSH fingerprints verified by DNS is done by adding Secure Shell (Key) Fingerprint (SSHFP) Resource Record (RR) to var/nsd/zones/master/vedetta.lan.zone
: ssh-keygen -r vedetta.lan.
Verify: dig -t SSHFP vedetta.lan
Usage: ssh -o "VerifyHostKeyDNS ask" acolyte.vedetta.lan
Manage keys with ssh-agent.
Detect tampered keyfiles or man in the middle attacks with ssh-keyscan.
Control access to local users with principals.
Firewall
Guests can use the DNS nameserver to access the ad-free web, while authenticated users gain desired permissions. It's best to authenticate an IP after connecting to VPN. There are three users in this one person scenario: one for wheel, one for sftp, and one for authpf.
Performance
Consider using mount_mfs in order to reduce wear and tear, as well as to speed up the system. Remember to set the sticky bit on mfs /tmp, see etc/fstab.
Caveats
- VPN with IKEv2 or IKEv1, not both. While there are many tecnologies for VPN, only IKEv2 and IKEv1 are standard (considerable effort was put into testing and securing)
- relayd does not support CRL, SNI, nor OCSP (yet)
- httpd without custom error pages (can be patched)
- 11n is max WiFi mode, is this enough?
Support
Via issues and #vedetta:matrix.org
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