<!DOCTYPE kmyfirewall-ruleset>
<kmfgrs>
<netzone guiName="Incoming Connections" id="13" name="incoming_world" description="This is the global zone that contains
all valid IP addresses." >
 <fromIP address="0.0.0.0" />
 <netMask address="0" />
<protocol logging="yes" limit="1/second" io="OUTGOING" id="19" name="SSH" description="Protocol used to enable a secure remote shell connection." >
 <port protocol="TCP" num="22" />
</protocol>
</netzone>
<netzone guiName="Outgoing Connections" id="14" name="outgoing_world" description="This is the global zone that contains
all valid IP addresses." >
 <fromIP address="0.0.0.0" />
 <netMask address="0" />
</netzone>
<netzone guiName="Forbidden Clients" id="17" name="badClients_hosts" description="Hosts in this zone will not be able
to use services your computer provides." >
 <fromIP address="0.0.0.0" />
 <netMask address="0" />
</netzone>
<netzone guiName="Forbidden Servers" id="18" name="badServers_hosts" description="You will not be able to use the services
of the hosts in that list." >
 <fromIP address="0.0.0.0" />
 <netMask address="0" />
</netzone>
<netzone guiName="Malicious Hosts" id="16" name="malicious_hosts" description="Traffic coming from and going to hosts
will  be dropped always." >
 <fromIP address="0.0.0.0" />
 <netMask address="0" />
</netzone>
<netzone guiName="Trusted Hosts" id="15" name="trusted_hosts" description="Traffic coming from and going to hosts
will  be accepted always.
Only add really trusted Hosts to this Zone" >
 <fromIP address="0.0.0.0" />
 <netMask address="0" />
</netzone>
 <abstract restrictOutgoingConnections="bool:off" allowIncomingConnections="bool:on" name="Workstation Template" description="Simple configuration for an typical workstation environment.
Just allow ssh connections from other hosts." />
 <logging logPrefix="KMF: " logDropped="bool:on" limitLog="bool:on" />
 <icmp limitPingReply="bool:on" allowPingReply="bool:on" />
 <nat natAddress="0.0.0.0" useMasquerade="bool:off" useNat="bool:off" outgoingInterface="bool:off" />
</kmfgrs>

