Zones, physical interfaces, and routing instances are the basic building blocks of firewall policy and NAT policy. You can configure them from the Resources > Devices > Device-Name > Configuration page.
Note The Configuration tab that was available in earlier releases for stage-2 template-based configuration is renamed as Configuration Template.
To configure the firewall device:
The Devices page appears.
The Device-Name page appears
The physical interfaces, routing instances, and zones tabs appear.
The newly created physical interfaces, routing instances, and zones are displayed in the relevant tabs in the Configurations page.
Table 107: Fields on the Device Configuration Page
Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Physical Interfaces | |
Interface Name | Name of the physical interface on the device. |
Logical Interfaces | Click View/Configure to view or configure the logical interfaces associated with the physical interface on the device. To view and add logical interfaces for a physical interface, see About the Logical Interfaces Page and Adding a Logical Interface. |
| Zones | |
Name | Name of the zone that you use for firewall policies and NAT policies. To add a new security zone, see Adding a Security Zone. |
Interfaces | Interfaces associated with the zone. |
Screen | Screen name for the security zone. |
Description | Description for the zone. |
| Routing Instances | |
Name | Name of the routing instances for security configuration. A routing instance is a collection of routing tables, interfaces, and routing protocol parameters. |
Static Route | Click View/Configure to view or configure the static routes associated with a routing instance on the device. |
Interfaces | Name of the interface over which the traffic flows. |
Instance Type | Type of routing instance. |
Description | Description of the routing instance. |
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