WatchGuard Firebox System 4.6 User Guide

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for blocked sites 44global preferences 75LogViewer 103options 96PPTP 137replaying a file 99searching log files 103setting for a service 77setting up 20viewing files 103WebBlocker 60Logsconsolidating in LogViewer 106LogViewer 2, 83consolidating logs 106copying 104copying log files 107described 32displaying fields 105fields and meanings 105forcing file roll over 107hiding fields 105preferences 103searching 103searching for entries 104starting 103time zone 25viewing files 103worrking with log files 106Loopback configuration 25LSEP see Event ProcessorMManagement Stationconnecting with out-of-band 81definition 22enabling 79with Windows NT 80Manual security 126Masquerading optionsSMTP 54Memory 96Merginglog files in LogViewer 106MIME 53adding address patterns 53headers to allow 53Mobile Userdefining new user 138Mobile User VPN 18Modemconnecting 79install 80Modifyingservice 51Modifying view properties on HostWatch 101MonitorBandwidthMeter 94BOVPN tunnel 28connecting to a Firebox 93Firebox 2, 32, 93opening 32Interpreting VPN display 27reading VPN display 27setting view properties 94VPN front panel 28VPN, red exclamation point 29MonitoringFirebox activity 83high availability host 28introduction 93through Control Center 2MonitorsFirebox 2HostWatch 2, 98description 33display properties 100modifying view properties 101opening 33replaying a log file 99viewing authenticated users 100viewing hosts 100viewing ports 100LogViewer 2description 32ServiceWatch 94starting Firebox 93StatusReport 94active FTP connections 95active TCP connections 95ARP table 98authentication host information 96authentication list 98blocked sites list 95, 98interfaces 97load average 96log and notification hosts 95logging options 96memory 96network configuration 95packet counts 95processes status 96routes 97spoofing 95uptime and version information 94MSDUN 142NNAT 63and HostWatch 99dynamicadding entries 64described 63disabling 65enabling 63, 65enabling simple 64reordering entries 64using simple 64service-based 63configuring 65enabling 65using 65setting up 19, 20simple 63using defalt 65staticadding external IP addresses 66configuring a service 66configuring service for 66described 63setting on a service 66NAT See also Network Address Translation154
NavigatingControl Center 27Netscape Communicator 3Networkbroadcast 2changing range of client 124configuration 95configuring 35configuring OOB 81interfaces 97LiveSecurity Broadcast 5, 7routed described 37secondary 38services debugging 93setting the default gateway 39star with DVCP 122Network address translation 63Network address translation. See also DynamicNAT.Network address translation. See also Static NATNetwork addresses, unconnected 44Network configuration 19Network Configuration worksheet 36Network interfacesFirebox 35Network routes 37Networksconfiguration worksheet 36defining a host route 39drop-in configuration 36external interface 35optional interface 35secondary 38trusted interface 35New featuresonline documentation 4Windows 2000 support 4New from WatchGuard 8NIC 22Notificationblocked ports 45blocked sites 44blocked sites and ports 78controlling 76customizing 76default packet handling 78e-mail 77for blocked sites 44global preferences 75listing hosts 95pager 77setting for a service 77setting up 20Notification and Log hosts 95OOnline documentation 4Online Help 14contents search 15full text search 15searching for topics 15using index search 15Online helpstarting 15OOB, see also, Out-of-BandOpeningconfiguration file 23configuration file from Firebox 23log file in LogViewer 103Optional features 5Optional interface 35Optional Networkdefinition 22Optional networkand FTP 22Web server 22Optionsconfiguring debugging 147High Availability 17Mobile User VPN 18purchasing 18SpamScreen 18VPN Manager 17WatchGuard SOHO 18Out-of-Band 79configure 80configuring Firebox 81configuring PPP 81connecting a Firebox 79connecting with 81enabling 79install modem 80preparing an NT management station 80preparing Windows 95/98 managementstation 80timeout disconnects 81PPacket Counts 95Packet Filtered Reportshost summary 115Service summary 115session summary 116Packet filtering 47Packet handling 43default 43Pass Phraseresetting for Firebox 24tips for creating 24Permanently blocked ports 45destination ports 45logging 45notification 45reasons for blocking 45removing from list 45Permanently blocked sites 44changing auto block duration 44logging and notification 44removing from list 44Policycreating for IPSec 128Policy Manager 2adding existing service 47adding incoming properties 49adding outgoing service policies 50advanced view,changing 32creating new service 48deleting a service 51described 31description 31opening 31opening a configuration file 23User Guide 155
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WatchGuard ®Firebox SystemUser Gu
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condition that you accept all of th
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Declaration of ConformityWatchGuard
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Resetting Firebox passphrases .....
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CHAPTER 15 Reviewing and Working wi
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WatchGuard Firebox System component
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Minimum requirementsHardware requir
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CHAPTER 1LiveSecurity ServiceNo Int
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LiveSecurity broadcasts• The Lice
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CHAPTER 2Technical SupportDevelopin
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TrainingAfter you enter your LiveSe
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Online Help• On any platform, bro
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CHAPTER 3WatchGuard OptionsThe Watc
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PART IIIConfiguring a SecurityPolic
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CHAPTER 4Firebox BasicsThis chapter
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Opening a configuration fileOpening
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Setting the time zone• Use a comb
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CHAPTER 5Using the WatchGuardContro
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Control Center componentsThe first
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Policy ManagerManipulating the Traf
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Historical ReportsHistorical Report
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CHAPTER 6Configuring a NetworkConfi
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Setting up a routed network• All
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Defining a host routeDefining a hos
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Defining a Firebox as a DHCP server
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CHAPTER 7Blocking Sites and PortsMa
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Blocking a port permanently3 In the
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CHAPTER 8Configuring ServicesThe Se
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Defining service properties8 In the
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Modifying a serviceThe following ex
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Setting up proxy servicesSelecting
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Setting up proxy servicesand transm
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Service precedencecheck. In the lat
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CHAPTER 9Controlling Web TrafficWeb
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Configuring the WebBlocker serviceP
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CHAPTER 10Setting Up NetworkAddress
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Using service-based NATUsing servic
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Configuring a service for incoming
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Designating Event Processors for a
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Setting up the LiveSecurity Event P
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Setting global logging and notifica
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Customizing logging and notificatio
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CHAPTER 12Connect with Out-of-Band
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Configuring the Firebox for OOB5 En
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PART IVAdministering a SecurityPoli
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Using host aliasesAdding a host ali
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Configuring Firebox authenticationC
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Configuring CRYPTOCard server authe
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Using authentication to define remo
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Firebox MonitorsSetting Firebox Mon
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Firebox MonitorsLogging optionsLogg
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HostWatchARP tableA snapshot of the
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HostWatch6 To change playback prope
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HostWatch102
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Page 132 and 133: Using DVCP to connect to devices•
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