Migrating From Phion Netfence; To Barracuda Ng Firewall 5.0.3; Default Management Ip Address And Default Password; Issues And Restrictions When Updating From Phion Netfence - Barracuda Networks NG FIREWALL 5.0.3 Release Notes

Migrating from phion netfence

to Barracuda NG Firewall 5.0.3

Release version 5.0 of Barracuda NG Firewall was a switchpoint for customers that have been using
phion netfence before. With release 5.0, phion netfence was replaced by Barracuda NG Firewall.
Apart from the new features and a new interface design, the usage concepts and system architecture
stay the same.
If you are migrating from phion netfence 4.2.x to Barracuda NG Firewall 5.0.3 on standard hardware, you need to
apply hotfix 386 before migrating from 4.2.x to 5.0.3 in order to make use of the MAC-to-eth mapping feature that
will help you to keep the port labeling as it is.
Please see Updating Standard Hardware from 4.2.x to
Please consult the Barracuda Networks Technical Support for in-depth information on the migration process on certain
standard hardware.

Default Management IP Address and Default Password

Note that, already with release version 4.2, the default management IP address for all Barracuda NG
Firewall appliances, NG Control Centers and Virtual Appliances was changed to 192.168.200.200.
However, on legacy phion appliances and phion management centres, the management IP address
didn't change.
The default root password, no matter which hardware is used, was at the same time changed to
ngf1r3wall
See the Barracuda NG Firewall 5.0 Release Notes
release version 5.0 and the
appearing when updating from release version 4.2 to release version 5.0.
Both documents are available at http://barracuda.com/doc.
See the appropriate
about the default settings. The latest documentation is always available at http://barracuda.com/doc .

Issues and Restrictions when Updating from phion netfence

For a detailed list of known issues and hardware restrictions appearing when updating from phion netfence to major
release version 5.0 please see the
http://barracuda.com/doc.
20 Release and Migration Notes - Migrating from phion netfence to Barracuda NG Firewall 5.0.3
Barracuda NG Firewall 5.0 Migration Instructions
Appliance Installation Guide
Barracuda NG Firewall 5.0 Migration
5.0.3, page 21, in this case.
to learn more about the new features introduced with major
or the Quick Installation Guide
Instructions, downloadable at
to learn about all important issues
for your appliance to learn more