Using the Web Browser Interface for Advanced Configuration Tasks
Configuring Access Control from the Web Browser Interface
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7.
In the Protocol pull-down menu, select a protocol from the following
choices:
•
any
•
TCP
•
UDP
•
ICMP
•
GRE
•
ESP
•
AHP
•
Specify
If you select Specify, enter the number for the protocol in the field to the
left.
8.
For Source IP Address/Mask, select Any or enter a specific IP address or
a specific subnet.
9.
Select a Destination IP Address/Mask. Again, you can select any or enter
a specific IP address or a specific subnet.
10. If you have selected TCP or UDP for the protocol, you can specify a port
in the Filtered Ports section.
a.
You can select Any, choose a port from the list of well-known ports,
or enter a specific port.
b. To enter a specific port, choose Specified. Then use the pull-down
menu below to select:
–
Equal To—the policy only filters the port that you enter in the
box to the left
–
Range—the policy filters all ports in the range that you specify
–
Greater Than—the policy filters all ports greater than the port
that you specify
–
Not Equal To—the policy filters all ports except the port that you
specify
–
Less Than—the policy filters all ports less than the port that you
specify
11. Click Apply. The policy you created is now listed on the Configure
Policies for Security Zone window.
Allowing Traffic
12. To allow certain traffic to enter an interface, use the pull-down menu to
select Allow for the Policy Type in the Add New Policy window. Click
Continue. The Add New Policy to Security Zone window is displayed.