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below).
Once the wizard is started, the first dialog displayed is the wizard welcome screen.
Canceling the Wizard
The setup wizard can be canceled at any point before the final Activate screen. It can run again by
pressing the Setup Wizard button in the Web Interface toolbar. Once any configuration changes
have been made and activated, either through the wizard, Web Interface or CLI, then the wizard
cannot be run since the wizard requires that cOS Core has the factory defaults.
The Wizard Assumes Internet Access will be Configured
The wizard assumes that Internet access will be configured. If this is not the case, for example if
the Clavister Next Generation Firewall is being used in
Transparent Mode between two internal
networks, then the configuration setup is best done with manual Web Interface steps or through
the CLI instead of through the wizard and these are explained in the two sections that follow.
DHCP on the LAN1, WAN1 and WAN2 Interfaces is Already Enabled
It should be noted that the following will already be configured:
• The LAN1 interface has a DHCP server enabled so a management computer or clients on the
connected network will get IPs automatically assigned to them.
• The WAN1 and WAN2 interfaces have a DHCP client enabled and will automatically be
assigned an IP address when connected to an ISP.
Note that WAN1 or WAN2 connection should ideally be done before LAN1 so the DNS
addresses received from an ISP can propagate to clients on the LAN1 network.
• A small predefined IP rule set automatically allows web surfing by clients on the LAN1
interface via the WAN1 or
WAN2 interfaces. This rule set is discussed further in Section 4.1,
“The NetWall 100 Series Default Configuration” . interface.
Advantages of the Wizard
The wizard makes setup easier because it automates what would otherwise be a more complex
set of individual setup steps. It also reminds you to perform important tasks such as setting the
date and time and configuring a log server.
The steps that the wizard goes through following the welcome screen are listed next.
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