Check Point L-71, Руководство администратора

Страница: 50 / 124

Appliance Configuration
Check Point 1400 Appliances Centrally Managed Administration Guide R77.20.85 | 50
To configure the proxy details:
1. Click
Set proxy
.
2. Select Use proxy server and enter the proxy server Address and Port .
3. Click
Apply.
4. Click Activate License.
5. Click Activate License .
Viewing the Site Map
The Home > Site Map page shows a site map of the WebUI. It shows all of the tabs and the pages
they contain.
Click the link to any page directly from the Site Map page.
Managing Active Devices
The
Active Devices
page shows a list of the devices identified in internal networks. The
information includes:
• Object name
• MAC Address
• IP addresses
Note
- 1400 appliances support both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses. If a host has both IPv4 and IPv6
addresses, there will be a single entry in the table.
• Device/User Name - Shows a device/user name if the information is available to the Check
Point Appliance through DHCP or user awareness.
• Services - Shows incoming and outgoing services. Incoming services usually indicate servers.
• Zone - Shows if the appliance is connected physically or through a wireless connection.
• Traffic - Shows upload and download packet rates for all IP addresses when traffic monitoring
is active.
Note
- Traffic monitoring does not differentiate between IPv4 and IPv6 addresses.
Manage the display:
• Save as
- Save a selected device as a network object or server.
When you select this option, the New Network Object (on page 105 ) window or New Server
Wizard opens. Enter the information in the fields and click
Apply
. Use these objects to reserve
IP addresses to MAC addresses in the DHCP server and also add this object name as a host in
the local DNS service. Network objects and server objects can be used in the security
configurations, for example in the Access Policy and IPS exceptions.
A server object also allows you to configure access and NAT if applicable as part of the object.
If access and/or NAT are configured, automatic access rules are created in the Access Policy
Rule Base.
• Filter - Filter the list by servers, active devices, or known devices.
• Details - Select a row in the list and click Details to show additional properties of the device.