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Provisioning the iMG/RG Creating RG Profiles with Field Descriptions
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7.4.3.5 NAT Tab
The NAT form allows you to set up static ip address/port mappings to the local address space.
Port Filters - These are the
rules that determine what kind
of traffic can pass between the
external and internal network.
These allow blocking of certain types of traffic
- Port Filter Name - A label to help identify the filter. It cannot start with a digit.
- Status - Enabled or Disabled
Port Filter Details is activated when a Port Filter Name is selected
- Protocol - udp, tcp, or icmp. For ICMP, there are no Start and Destination Port
attributes. Also, these are the only protocols supported here.
- Direction - Inbound (allows packets from the external to the internal network),
Outbound (allows packets from the internal to the external network) or Both
- Source IP Address - The IP address from which packets of the protocol can be
sent out. This is used in conjunction with the Source Mask.
- Source mask - The mask for the Source IP Address.
- Source Start Port - The start of a source port range for udp or tcp packets
- Source End Port - The end of a source port range for udp or tcp packets
- Destination IP Addr. - The IP address to which packets of the protocol can be
sent. This is used in conjunction with the Destination Mask.
- Destination Mask - The end of a destination port range for udp or tcp packets
- Destination Start Port - The start of a destination port range for udp or tcp
packets
- Destination End Port - The end of a destination port range for udp or tcp packets
Validators - Blocks the traffic
to/from the IP addresses/masks
defined. All other traffic is
allowed.
- Validator Name - A label to help identify the validator. It cannot start with a digit.
- Direction - Can be one of the following:
- Inbound (Validator blocks incoming traffic based on IP address/mask)
- Outbound (Validator blocks outgoing traffic based on IP address/mask)
- Both (Validator filters both incoming and outgoing traffic based on IP address/
mask.
- IP Address - The IP address to be filtered.
- Mask - The mask, such as 255.255.255.0 or 255.255.255.255 (single address)
Copy values from profile To create a new profile, the user can select an existing profile, which will fill in the
values from that existing profile. The user can then modify any fields.
Create Activated when a Profile Name has been typed, it creates the profile with the
entered values.
Cancel Closes the window
TABLE 7-12 Create RG Internet Profile Firewall Tab
Attribute Value