pfSense

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>

<packagegui>

	<title>Services/UPnP &amp; NAT-PMP</title>

	<name>miniupnpd</name>

	<version>20100712</version>

	<include_file>/usr/local/pkg/miniupnpd.inc</include_file>

	<menu>

		<name>UPnP &amp; NAT-PMP</name>

		<tooltiptext>Set UPnP &amp; NAT-PMP settings such as interfaces to listen on.</tooltiptext>

		<section>Services</section>

		<url>/pkg_edit.php?xml=miniupnpd.xml&amp;id=0</url>

	</menu>

	<service>

		<name>miniupnpd</name>

		<rcfile>miniupnpd.sh</rcfile>

		<executable>miniupnpd</executable>

	</service>

	<fields>

		<field>

			<name>UPnP &amp; NAT-PMP Settings</name>

			<type>listtopic</type>

			<enablefields>enable_upnp,enable_natpmp,ext_iface,iface_array,download,upload,overridewanip,upnpqueue,logpackets,sysuptime,permdefault</enablefields>

		</field>

		<field>

			<fielddescr>Enable</fielddescr>

			<fieldname>enable</fieldname>

			<type>checkbox</type>

			<enablefields>enable_upnp,enable_natpmp,ext_iface,iface_array,download,upload,overridewanip,upnpqueue,logpackets,sysuptime,permdefault</enablefields>

			<description>Enable UPnP &amp; NAT-PMP</description>

		</field>

		<field>

			<fielddescr>UPnP Port Mapping</fielddescr>

			<fieldname>enable_upnp</fieldname>

			<type>checkbox</type>

			<description>Allow UPnP Port Mapping</description>

			<sethelp>This protocol is often used by Microsoft-compatible systems.</sethelp>

		</field>

		<field>

			<fielddescr>NAT-PMP Port Mapping</fielddescr>

			<fieldname>enable_natpmp</fieldname>

			<type>checkbox</type>

			<description>Allow NAT-PMP Port Mapping</description>

			<sethelp>This protocol is often used by Apple-compatible systems.</sethelp>

		</field>

		<field>

			<fielddescr>External Interface</fielddescr>

			<fieldname>ext_iface</fieldname>

			<default_value>wan</default_value>

			<type>interfaces_selection</type>

			<hideinterfaceregex>loopback</hideinterfaceregex>

			<description>Select only the primary WAN interface (interface with the default gateway). Only one interface may be chosen.</description>

			<required/>

		</field>

		<field>

			<fielddescr>Interfaces</fielddescr>

			<fieldname>iface_array</fieldname>

			<default_value>lan</default_value>

			<type>interfaces_selection</type>

			<description>Select the internal interfaces, such as LAN, where UPnP/NAT-PMP clients reside. Use the CTRL or COMMAND key to select multiple interfaces.</description>

			<required/>

			<multiple/>

		</field>

		<field>

			<fielddescr>Download Speed</fielddescr>

			<fieldname>download</fieldname>

			<description>Set the Maximum Download Speed in Kbits/second.</description>

			<type>input</type>

		</field>

		<field>

			<fielddescr>Upload Speed</fielddescr>

			<fieldname>upload</fieldname>

			<description>Set the Maximum Upload Speed in Kbits/second.</description>

			<type>input</type>

		</field>

		<field>

			<fielddescr>Override WAN address</fielddescr>

			<fieldname>overridewanip</fieldname>

			<description>Use an alternate WAN address to accept inbound connections, such as an IP Alias or CARP Virtual IP address.</description>

			<type>input</type>

		</field>

		<field>

			<fielddescr>Traffic Shaping</fielddescr>

			<fieldname>upnpqueue</fieldname>

			<description>Enter the ALTQ traffic shaping queue in which the connections should be placed.</description>

			<type>input</type>

		</field>

		<field>

			<fielddescr>Log packets</fielddescr>

			<fieldname>logpackets</fieldname>

			<type>checkbox</type>

			<description>Log packets handled by UPnP &amp; NAT-PMP rules.</description>

		</field>

		<field>

			<fielddescr>Uptime</fielddescr>

			<fieldname>sysuptime</fieldname>

			<type>checkbox</type>

			<description>Use system uptime instead of UPnP &amp; NAT-PMP service uptime.</description>

		</field>

		<field>

			<fielddescr>Default Deny</fielddescr>

			<fieldname>permdefault</fieldname>

			<type>checkbox</type>

			<description>Deny access to UPnP &amp; NAT-PMP by default.</description>

		</field>

		<field>

			<name>UPnP Access Control Lists</name>

			<type>listtopic</type>

		</field>

		<field>

			<name>ACL Help</name>

			<type>info</type>

			<description>

			These entries control access to the UPnP service. Client systems may be granted or denied access based on several criteria.

			<br /><br />

			Format: [allow or deny] [ext port or range] [int ipaddr or ipaddr/CIDR] [int port or range]

			&lt;br /&gt;Example: allow 1024-65535 192.168.0.0/24 1024-65535</description>

		</field>

		<field>

			<fielddescr>ACL Entries</fielddescr>

			<fieldname>none</fieldname>

			<type>rowhelper</type>

			<rowhelper>

				<rowhelperfield>

					<fieldname>permuser</fieldname>

					<type>input</type>

					<size>60</size>

				</rowhelperfield>

			</rowhelper>

		</field>

		<field>

			<fielddescr>Custom presentation URL</fielddescr>

			<fieldname>presentationurl</fieldname>

			<type>input</type>

			<description>If left blank the default value of the WebGUI of this firewall will be used.</description>

		</field>

		<field>

			<fielddescr>Custom model number</fielddescr>

			<fieldname>modelnumber</fieldname>

			<type>input</type>

			<description>If left blank the default value of the firmware version of pfSense will be used.</description>

		</field>

	</fields>

	<custom_php_command_before_form>

		before_form_miniupnpd($pkg);

	</custom_php_command_before_form>

	<custom_php_validation_command>

		validate_form_miniupnpd($_POST, $input_errors);

	</custom_php_validation_command>

	<custom_php_resync_config_command>

		sync_package_miniupnpd();

	</custom_php_resync_config_command>

</packagegui>