Defining Firewall Servers
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Defining Firewall Servers
In the
Servers
page you can see a list of servers defined in your system. You can create, edit, delete or
search for server objects. Server objects are network objects that are defined with their access and NAT (if
applicable) policies.
New server objects are created using a wizard:
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Step 1 - Select the server type.
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Step 2 - Define the server's details.
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Step 3 - Set up the server's access policy properties.
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Step 4 - NAT configuration (if relevant)
After you create a server, one or more corresponding rules are automatically generated and added to the
Access Policy automatically and shown in the
Access Policy
>
Firewall Policy
page. The comment in the
rule shows the object name. You can click the object name link in the comment to open the Access tab in the
Server Properties.
An easier way to define server objects is by detecting them in the
Home
>
Active Devices
page and saving
them as servers. For example, this option automatically detects the MAC address of the server making
configuration easier.
During the wizard:
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Click
Cancel
to quit the wizard.
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Click
Next
to move to the next page of the wizard.
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Click
Back
to go to an earlier page of the wizard.
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Click
Finish
to complete the wizard.
To create a new object:
Click
New
. The New Server Wizard opens and shows
Step1: Server Type
.
Step 1: Server Type
1. Select the server type. There are built-in types for common servers.
You can manually define a server that listens to any configured ports and you can also change a
common server type's ports.
2. When selecting built-in types, you can optionally click Edit to edit the protocol ports.
3. When you select Other Server:
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Select the Protocol (TCP, UDP, or both).
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Enter the TCP/UDP Ports (enter port numbers and/or port ranges separated by commas, for
example, 1,3,5-8,15).
