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Conntrackt
==========

Conntrackt (Connection Tracker) is a simple Django application for tracking
connection requirements between different entities in a network.

The application was written with intention to be used by system adminstrators
and integrators that deploy servers on customer premises, and need to keep tight
track of possible communication links between different entities in the
project.

In addition to keeping track of connections, the application has the ability to
generate simple *iptables* rules based on the connections specified. The
generated rules can be easily applied using the *iptables-restore* utility.


Features
========

In short, Conntrackt provides support for the following:

* Multiple independent projects
* Grouping entities inside of project by location
* Entities can be individual devices or networks
* Entities can have multiple network interfaces
* *iptables* rule generation (per-entity/location/project)

For more information, please have a look at full documentation at one of the
following websites:

* https://rtd.majic.rs/
* http://django-conntrackt.readthedocs.org/


License
=======

Django Conntrackt application is licensed under the terms of GPLv3, or (at your
option) any later version, except for the following third-party libraries:

Bootstrap (sub-directory **conntrackt/static/bootstrap**)
  Apache License v2.0
jQuery (file **conntrackt/static/jquery-min.js**)
  MIT License

You should have received the full copy of the GPLv3 license in the local file
**LICENSE**, or you may read the full text of the license at:

* http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt