Firebox monitors, Logviewer – WatchGuard Technologies FireboxTM System 4.6 User Manual

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The Policy Manager display includes:

Pull-down menus

Menus that provide access to most configuration and administration tasks.

Toolbar

A row of buttons immediately below the pull-down menus. Each button
corresponds to a frequently performed Policy Manager task. Position the
mouse over the button to view a tooltip and explanatory status bar text.

Services Arena

A large, open panel that displays icons to represent each network service.
Double-click an icon to display the Properties dialog box, where you
configure access controls and logging for that service.

Changing the Policy Manager view

Policy Manager includes two view options: Basic and Advanced. The Advanced view
displays less frequently used commands. To toggle between the Policy Manager Basic
and Advanced views, select View => Advanced.

Service icons beginning with “wg_” are created automatically when you enable
features such as PPTP and authentication. These icons appear only in the Advanced
view. The “wg_” service icons rarely require modification. WatchGuard recommends
leaving “wg_” icons in their default settings.

Much of this User Guide is devoted to configuring and administering a network
security policy using Policy Manager.

Firebox Monitors

Firebox Monitors combines an extensive set of WatchGuard monitoring
tools into a single user interface accessible from the Control Center. To
open Firebox Monitors, click the Firebox Monitors button (pictured at
left) on the Control Center QuickGuide. Firebox Monitors opens and

displays the Bandwidth Meter tab. For more information, see “Monitoring Firebox
Activity” on page 93
.

LogViewer

The LogViewer application displays a static view of the log file. You can
filter by type, search for keywords and fields, and print and save log data
to a separate file. To launch LogViewer, click the LogViewer button
(pictured at left) on the Control Center QuickGuide. For more

information, see “Reviewing and Working with log files” on page 103.

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