3.1.5. Auto-Generated Address Objects
To simplify the configuration, a number of address objects in the address book are automatically
created by NetDefendOS when the system starts for the first time and these objects are used in
various parts of the initial configuration.
The following address objects are auto-generated:
Interface Addresses
For each Ethernet interface in the system, two IP Address
objects are predefined; one object for the IP address of the
actual interface, and one object representing the local network
for that interface.
Interface IP address objects are named <interface-name>_ip
and network objects are named <interface-name>_net. As an
example, an interface named lan will have an associated
interface IP object named lan_ip, and a network object named
lannet.
The Default Gateway Address
An IP Address object with the suffix "_gw" is also
auto-generated for the default interface used for connection to
the public Internet. For example, if the Internet connection is
assumed to be on interface wan then the default gateway
address gets the name wan_gw. This IP address represents the
external router which acts as the gateway to the Internet.
This address is used primarily by the routing table, but is also
used by the DHCP client subsystem to store gateway address
information acquired through DHCP. If a default gateway
address has been provided during the setup phase, the default
gateway object will contain that address. Otherwise, the
object will be left as 0.0.0.0/0.
all-nets
The all-nets IP address object is initialized to the IP address
0.0.0.0/0, which represents all possible IP addresses. The
all-nets IP object is used extensively in the configuration of
NetDefendOS
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3.1.6. Address Book Folders
In order to help organise large numbers of entries in the address book, it is possible to create address
book folders. These folders are just like a folder in a computer's file system. They are created with a
given name and can then be used to contain all the IP address objects that are related together as a
group.
Using folders is simply a way for the administrator to conveniently divide up address book entries
and no special properties are given to entries in different folders. NetDefendOS continues to see all
entries as though they were in large table of IP address objects.
The folder concept is also used by NetDefendOS in other contexts such as IP rule sets, where related
IP rules can be grouped together in administrator created folders.
3.1.6. Address Book Folders
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