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>> In this module, we're going to do
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an overview on the web portal.
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This is the webpage,
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I'm going to log in, and we're
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going to go over all of these options right
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here and explain each and every one of them.
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The first screen here is the system information.
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We have the version of the firmware that you're running,
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it will be listed right here,
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the name of the gateway,
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which is what I gave it during the installation,
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the MAC address of the device.
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Very helpful if you need to have
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any information about the hardware,
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that's your MAC address.
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We have the day and timestamp,
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the Internet information,
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what IP address you're connected to.
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If you have the watch tower app on your mobile device,
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you can pair your mobile device at this point.
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Also, if there's any notifications,
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they'll all appear in the notifications page
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and that's your system overview right here.
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The security dashboard,
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these are the features that are enabled.
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You can turn on and off features right from this window,
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so for example, I can go ahead and turn it off.
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Also, you can adjust the settings associated with
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that so I can just click over "Firewall",
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and it will take me to the access policy tab.
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So you can see now I'm on
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a different tab and this is the firewall settings.
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At the moment, it's going to allow
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traffic to the Internet on all services,
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allow traffic between internal networks,
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block the incoming traffic,
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and then applications and URL filtering.
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The default is to block security risk categories.
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Of course you can change it all to
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match your specific needs.
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Let's go back to the home screen,
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and go to security management.
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Security management,
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this device is set up to be locally managed.
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If we change that around to central,
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we'll just follow the instructions
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and we'll be able to connect
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this gateway to be managed by your central management.
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But we'll do a video on that later on in this training.
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If you have a Cloud service provider
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that's managing the device,
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this is where you're going to configure that.
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When you click on "Configure" right here,
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it's going to ask you for
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an activation key and
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the details from your Cloud service provider.
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Then we have licensing,
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right now we're running on a trial license.
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You can see that right here.
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Also we have the sitemap,
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this is just a different interface to get to
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all the menus and settings that are
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available on this webpage.
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Under monitoring, we have our notifications.
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If you want to set up your settings,
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we can just go here and select
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what you want to get notified about.
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Active devices, this is going to be
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the machines that are connected to the device.
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At this point right now,
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I only have my Windows 7 machine,
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so I can see the IP address,
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the MAC address, device details,
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allowed and the interface I'm connected through.
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If I'll go to monitoring,
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I can see that right now we don't have
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too much traffic going through the firewall,
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I can see the amount of VPN tunnels,
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how many active devices and the connections.
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If I click on connections,
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I can actually see the connections,
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and you'll notice that the menu have changed because
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now this is a different menu.
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As I mentioned before, everything is linked,
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so it's going to take you back and forth from
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the menu. Let's go back.
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If you go down here to reports,
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we can actually generate a report that would give you
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information about the output of a device,
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and that can be generated by
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clicking the generate right here.
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We can do it monthly,
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weekly, daily, or even by the hour.
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Also from this home view,
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we have troubleshooting,
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so we can monitor system resources,
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show the routing table,
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test Cloud service ports,
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generate the CPinfo file,
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so you can do that over
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CLI or you can just do it right here.
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You can ping a machine,
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a DNS lookup, or even run a packet captured.
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So I can go ahead and click this and I can
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see it checked connectivity and everything is okay,
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the ports are open so we're good.
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Here, we have the supports page,
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so we have a lot of contact information
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and also some available downloads.
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I can download the local manual,
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I can download drivers.
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Again, I have the MAC address,
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version number and more.
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That concludes the web portal overview module.
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