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Full installation of the system for Debian Buster and later.
Installing Geolocation, adding country detection to nftfwls, which is optional but desirable.
How to get country based CIDR lists for use with blacknets.d
How to install the fail2ban interface
How to update your copy of nftfw
The full User guide, the first section explains how the system is controlled.
A more task directed guide.
Manual pages.
A contact form.