IPFire can be configured using a serial console - which is a common way to configure network hardware like switches and firewalls. For that, a serial cable is required. Since modern computers no longer come with a serial port, a USB-to-serial adapter can be used as well.

Connect your firewall with the serial cable and your computer first and then power it on.

It offers support to a variety of network protocols like SSH, Telnet, Serial, SCP, SFTP, etc. PuTTY also comes with a command-line tool called “psftp” which can securely transfer files between computers over an SSH connection. It is compatible to use in most of the operating systems (for both 32 bit and 64 bit). Connect serial cable (pinout varies by product) into console port. Open PuTTY or another terminal emulator. Set the serial connection settings to: 115200 bps (for X465, X590, X690, and X870 models) 9600 bps (for other models) XON/XOFF flow control. Do not use hardware flow control. The switch does not use it and will never assert CTS.

Linux

On any Linux-based computer, you can use screen to connect to the serial console. The command is:

sudo screen /dev/ttyUSB0 115200

115200 is the default baud rate for IPFire. /dev/ttyUSB0 is most likely the device node for a USB-to-serial adapter. If you are using an actual serial port on your computer, this would be /dev/ttyS0.

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You can leave screen by typing Ctrl-A K.

Windows

PuTTY is a great tool for connecting to a serial console. Start it, select 'Serial' as connection type, and enter your serial interface as well as the baud rate of 115200. Most likely your serial interface will be called COM3.

macOS

There are a number of good tools to connect to a serial console. Serial is one of the better tools and can be downloaded directly from its website or via Mac App Store - Serial

Depending on the USB-to-serial adapter, a driver may need to be installed on the Mac. Information about the adapter should include a reference to the needed driver.

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Launch the Serial app and in the Open Port window pick the adapter (in my case it is CP2102). Go to the menu Terminal > Settings and set the baud rate to 115200.