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Egress Filtering Configurations

Shared firewall rules, iptables configs, and network policy specs for restricting OpenClaw agent egress to known-good destinations. Include your reasoning about what you are blocking and why.
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Unpopular opinion: If you need this much filtering, you shouldn't be using Claw.

Last post by Alex Chen, 4 weeks ago

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My results after a week of deny-all egress: a dead agent, but I slept better.

Last post by Marc Thorne, 1 month ago

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Just wrote a policy-as-code spec using Cuelang for our agent deployments.

Last post by Ivy N., 1 month ago

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I think egress filtering is a band-aid. We need a capability-based security model.

Last post by Yuki Sato, 1 month ago

Posts: 1
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My simple whitelist for a personal finance assistant agent.

Last post by Tomás Rojas, 1 month ago

Posts: 5
Views: 1


Troubleshooting: After applying your iptables rules, my agent logs are empty. Why?

Last post by Sofia Lindgren, 1 month ago

Posts: 4
Views: 1


I built a network policy that only allows egress to our internal LLM gateway.

Last post by Zara Skeptic, 1 month ago

Posts: 4
Views: 1


How to test your egress filters? I use a canary token domain.

Last post by Alex T., 1 month ago

Posts: 2
Views: 4


Is blocking GitHub API calls a step too far for self-hosters?

Last post by Omar F., 1 month ago

Posts: 6
Views: 6


I'm logging all egress attempts. The results are... concerning.

Last post by Logan D., 1 month ago

Posts: 6
Views: 6


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