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Quick Start Guide

 

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Starting the Management Console and 
Connecting to the Policy Server

 

The Management Console is the administrative interface to the Policy Server. 
You can configure the system and view data using the Management Console. 
To start the Management Console, follow the steps below.

 

1

 

From the Windows Start menu, select 

 

Programs

 

 -> 

 

3Com Embedded 

Firewall Management

 

. One of the following two options appears:

 

 

3Com Embedded Firewall Management Console—

 

If this option 

appears, select it to open the 3Com Embedded Firewall Login window.

 

 

3Com MMC Embedded Firewall Management Console

 

 

If this option 

appears, select it to open the 3Com MMC Embedded Firewall 
Management Console, and then double-click 

 

Embedded Firewall 

Management Console

 

. The 3Com Embedded Firewall Login window 

appears.

 

2

 

Enter your EFW login name and password in the appropriate fields. 
The default EFW login and password for a new system are as follows:

 

 

Login: 

 

admin

 

 

Password: 

 

admin

 

3

 

Select the Policy Server that you just created from the Policy Server list. 

 

4

 

Click 

 

Connect

 

. The Embedded Firewall Management Console window 

appears, and the Policy Server to which you are connected is listed in 
the tree-view frame of the Server tab.

 

Setting up License-activation Keys

 

License-activation key numbers are provided with the EFW software. The first 
time you log in to the system, you must enter these keys to enable all of the 
EFW functionality. Three types of licenses exist: Policy Server licenses, EFW 
server NIC licenses, and EFW desktop NIC licenses. To complete the steps in 
this quick start guide, you need to add an activation key for the Policy Server 
you created, and for the EFW NIC you will be adding in a later section of 
this guide. 

 

NOTE: 

 

An information window appears the first time you connect to 

the Management Console, notifying you that no Policy Server or NIC 
licenses currently exist. You will learn how to add license-activation 
keys in the following section of this guide. Click 

 

OK

 

 to close the License 

Warning window.

Summary of Contents for 3CR990

Page 1: ...3Com Embedded Firewall Software for the 3CR990 Network Interface Card NIC Family Quick Start Guide http www 3com com http www 3com com registration frontpg pl 09 2110 000 Published December 2001...

Page 2: ...ges in the product s and or the program s described in this documentation at any time If there is any software on removable media described in this documentation it is furnished under a license agreem...

Page 3: ...ecovery diskette 5 Importing the No sniffing no spoofing pre defined Policy and Assigning it to the Default Device Set 6 Installing and Registering an EFW NIC 7 Verifying NIC Registration 8 Changing t...

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Page 5: ...information for expanding your EFW system to best suit your security needs What You Will Need Before you install the EFW software you will need A computer to host the Policy Server and Management Cons...

Page 6: ...w provide instructions for installing a Policy Server and Management Console on a single system using the Typical installation method 1 Insert the 3Com product CD in the appropriate drive the Installa...

Page 7: ...s offered on this screen 2 Select Confirm Create New Domain 3 Enter a domain name in the Domain Name field The domain name is used only as a reference to assist you in identifying a particular domain...

Page 8: ...w system are as follows Login admin Password admin 3 Select the Policy Server that you just created from the Policy Server list 4 Click Connect The Embedded Firewall Management Console window appears...

Page 9: ...upon creation of a new EFW domain After installing your first policy server in an EFW domain it is critical to make a copy of the files named public key and server keystore from your installation Sav...

Page 10: ...fing pre defined policy follow the steps below 1 From the Main menu select Import Policy Rule set The Import Policy Rule Set window appears 2 Select Policy and click Next 3 Click Browse and navigate t...

Page 11: ...ry on the computer that will receive the EFW NIC installation on a computer on which a 3Com 3CR990 NIC is installed NOTE You may assign any policy to the default device set The No sniffing no spoofing...

Page 12: ...w frame The NIC should be listed in the default device set 4 If desired remove the temporary directory created for the NIC installation package For information on other installation methods refer to t...

Page 13: ...indows 2000 Standard rule set you can create a sample policy by following the steps in the section below Creating a Policy In this section you will create a sample policy called the No IP Initiation p...

Page 14: ...include information about what the policy does or when to use it for example the bulleted information provided at the beginning of this section 6 The access control list ACL initially contains only t...

Page 15: ...evious section A device set is a collection of EFW devices that are associated with a specific policy You can define any number of device sets and assign EFW devices to any one of those device sets To...

Page 16: ...ion policy To ensure that the policy is functioning as expected the following steps attempt to connect to the Internet by initiating the TCP protocol HTTP which should be denied by the policy being en...

Page 17: ...de Expanding Your EFW Configuration Now that you have a basic EFW system configured and running you can expand your configuration as needed to best suit your organization s security needs The followin...

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