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Manage the display:
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Save as - Save a selected device as a network object or server.
When you select this option, the New Network Object
102) window or New Server Wizard opens. Enter the information in the fields and click Apply.
Use these objects to reserve IP addresses to MAC addresses in the DHCP server and also add
this object name as a host in the local DNS service. Network objects and server objects can be
used in the security configurations, for example in the Access Policy and IPS exceptions.
A server object also allows you to configure access and NAT if applicable as part of the object.
If access and/or NAT are configured, automatic access rules are created in the Access Policy
Rule Base.
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Filter - Filter the list by servers, active devices, or known devices.
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Details - Select a row in the list and click Details to show additional properties of the device.
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Refresh - Refresh the information in the list.
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Start/Stop Traffic Monitor - Gather upload and download packet rates for active computers.
The information is shown in the added Traffic column in the table.
This operation may affect performance.
To stop, click Stop Traffic Monitoring.
The display shows the devices connected to the gateway through a Hotspot. You can revoke the
Hotspot access for one or more devices. This disconnects the device from the gateway and
requires the device to log in again through the Hotspot.
To revoke the Hotspot access:
1. Click the record for the relevant device.
2. Click Revoke Hotspot Access.
The access for that device is revoked. You must log in again through the Hotspot to reconnect
the device to the gateway.
Note - If there is no IPv6 activity in a dual stack host, the Active computers do not show the IPv6
address.
Note - This page is available from the Home and Logs & Monitoring tabs.
Viewing Monitoring Data
The Monitoring page shows network, security, and troubleshooting information. When you enter
this page, the latest data shows. You can click Refresh to update information. To see a sample
monitoring report, click Demo. To close the sample reports, click Back.
The number of current connections in the system is shown for VPN Tunnels, Active Computers,
and Connections. You can click the links to open the corresponding WebUI pages.
The Monitoring page is divided into these sections:
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Network
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Security
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Troubleshooting
To expand or collapse the sections, click the arrow icon in the section's title bar.
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