If configuration files and documentation can be considered "software" then the BSDwall project is also a Free Software project. Subject to crediting BSDwall, you may freely use and redistribute information found throughout this site, and use modified versions in commercial products, as with the generally accepted usage of FreeBSD, NetBSD and OpenBSD.
The config files shown within this site are taken from the OpenBSD project and are subject to its license, see www.openbsd.org. Any wholly original material at this site, including the "bsdwall" Perl script and all documentation, are provided under a license identical to the Berkeley License used by OpenBSD.
However, at present, the provided material has only been created and tested with Intel hardware, because of its availability, using OpenBSD, because it has the strongest focus on security. At present, bsdwall uses OpenBSD 3.8.
Keystroke-by-keystroke OpenBSD Install Directions
How to install the bsdwall package after your first boot of an OpenBSD machine
Using the bsdwall script to set up a firewall
Other uses of the bsdwall script (to configure and control your firewall)
Documentation of the OpenBSD config files in /etc altered by the bsdwall script
Boot Floppy Image for 3COM and AT/LANtic network card config programs. (This is a FreeDOS boot floppy and may be used on "bare" machines)
OpenBSD Boot & Install floppy image. (Refer to the Keystroke-by-keystroke OpenBSD Install Directions for instructions on use.)
Copyright of any original material added to OpenBSD, is under the same license. Roy Brander, 2001