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Administrator's Guide - Kerio Software Archive

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Chapter 7<br />

Traffic Policy<br />

Traffic Rules belongs to of the basic <strong>Kerio</strong> Control configuration. All the following settings are<br />

displayed and can be edited within the table:<br />

• security (protection of the local network including the <strong>Kerio</strong> Control host from Internet<br />

intrusions<br />

• IP address translation (or NAT, Network Address Translation — technology which<br />

enables transparent access of the entire local network to the Internet with one public<br />

IP address only)<br />

• access to the servers (services) running within the local network from the Internet<br />

(port mapping)<br />

• controlled access to the Internet for local users<br />

Traffic policy rules can be defined in Configurations → Traffic Policy → Traffic Rules. The rules<br />

can be defined either manually (advanced administrators) or using the wizard (recommended).<br />

It is recommended to create basic traffic rules and later customize them as desired. Advanced<br />

administrators can create all the rules according to their specific needs without using the<br />

wizard.<br />

7.1 Network Rules Wizard<br />

In current version of <strong>Kerio</strong> Control, the traffic rules wizard is available only in Administration<br />

Console. To run the wizard, click on the Wizard button under Configuration → Traffic Policy<br />

→ Traffic Rules.<br />

The network rules wizard demands only the data that is essential for creating a basic set of<br />

traffic rules. The rules defined in this wizard will enable access to selected services to the<br />

Internet from the local network, and ensure full protection of the local network (including the<br />

<strong>Kerio</strong> Control host) from intrusion attempts from the Internet. To guarantee reliable <strong>Kerio</strong><br />

Control functionality after the wizard is used, all existing rules are removed and substituted<br />

by rules created automatically upon the new data.<br />

Note: The existing traffic policy is substituted by new rules after completing the entire process<br />

after confirmation of the last step. This means that during the process the wizard can be<br />

stopped and canceled without losing existing rules.<br />

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