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Firewall Configuration
Firewall Configuration
Tip To troubleshoot common problems with firewall services, see the Troubleshooting
appendix elsewhere in this manual.
Note A known problem might interfere with your ability to interpret a graph that uses
two vertical (Y) axes. The first Y axis always begins at zero, but the second Y axis
begins at the lowest value for the specified time range—even when that value is
greater than zero. Thus, the two Y axes might not be directly comparable.
Step 1 Select Monitor > Firewall > Device Details > Interfaces.
All measured values on the Firewall Interfaces page are computed as
deltas—meaning they indicate the scope of difference from one polling cycle to
the next.
Step 2 (Optional) To display equivalent data for a different device or service module,
select the relevant IP address from the Select Device list.
Table 2-13 on page 2-36 describes other optional tasks that recur throughout the
GUI.
Step 1 Select Monitor > Firewall > Device Details > Blocks.
By default, the Firewall Blocks page displays information for the blocks of
whichever device or module uses the lowest number as its IP address.
Step 2 (Optional) To display equivalent information for a different firewall device or
module, select an IP address from the Select Device list.
Table 2-13 on page 2-36 describes other optional tasks that recur throughout the
GUI.
Step 1 Select Monitor > Firewall > Device Details > Connections.
All measured values on the Firewall Connections page are rates, computed per
second. (The type of rate is specified in the GUI in every instance of a measured
value.)
Step 2 (Optional) To display equivalent data for a different device or service module,
select the relevant IP address from the Select Device list.
Table 2-13 on page 2-36 describes other optional tasks that recur throughout the
GUI.