About The Default Setup Mode; About The Guided Setup Mode - Juniper SRX240 Hardware Manual

SRX240 Services Gateway Hardware Guide

About the Default Setup Mode

About the Guided Setup Mode

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If you choose the Default Setup mode, the wizard takes you through the minimal
configuration needed to set up the services gateway to securely pass traffic in the default
configuration. The resulting configuration is similar to the factory default configuration
described in "SRX240 Services Gateway Software Configuration Overview" on page
except that the untrust and trust zones are renamed Internet and Internal zones.
In the Default Setup mode, you configure:
The device name
The password for the root account
Time information for services the gateway location:
Local time zone
Name or IP address of a Network Time Protocol (NTP) server, if NTP is used to set
the time on the services gateway
Local date and time if an NTP server is not used to set the time
The wizard also gives you the option of using the free 30-day trial licenses or downloading
purchased licenses. You cannot do additional configuration in the Default Setup
mode—you must commit your changes and exit the wizard to perform any additional
configuration. You can perform additional configuration by rerunning the wizard in the
Guided Setup mode, by using the J-Web interface, or by using the CLI.
See "SRX240 Services Gateway Software Configuration Overview" on page 71
step-by-step instructions on how to configure your services gateway in the Default Setup
mode.
If you choose the Guided Setup mode, the wizard guides you through configuring your
services gateway in a custom security configuration. Configuration you can perform with
the setup wizard includes:
Specifying a static IP address, default gateway, and DNS servers for the Internet
interface
Creating user accounts and specifying roles for the accounts
Defining security zones and specifying which interfaces are in each zone
Enabling a DHCP server in a zone
Specifying what services—such as HTTP or SCP—are available in a zone
Creating VLANs
Defining security policies and Network Address Translation (NAT) rules
Creating a virtual private network (VPN) for remote users
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