Watchguard Firebox V10, Firebox V100, Firebox V200, Firebox V60, Firebox V60L Installation Manual

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Firebox® Vclass Installation Guide

Vcontoller™ 3.2

Notice to Users

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Notice to Users

Information in this guide is subject to change without notice. Companies, names, and data used in examples herein are fictitious unless otherwise noted. No part of this guide may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, for any purpose, without the express written permission of WatchGuard Technologies, Inc.

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© 1995-1998 Eric Young (eay@cryptsoft.com) All rights reserved. This package is an SSL implementation written by Eric Young (eay@cryptsoft.com). The implementation was written so as to conform with Netscapes SSL. This library is free for commercial and non-commercial use as long as the following conditions are aheared to. The following conditions apply to all code found in this distribution, be it the RC4, RSA, lhash, DES, etc., code; not just the SSL code. The SSL documentation included with this distribution is covered by the same copyright terms except that the holder is Tim Hudson (tjh@cryptsoft.com). Copyright remains Eric Young's, and as such any Copyright notices in the code are not to be removed. If this package is used in a product, Eric Young should be given attribution as the author of the parts of the library used. This can be in the form of a textual message at program startup or in documentation (online or textual) provided with the package. Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:

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8.Miscellaneous Provisions. This AGREEMENT will be governed by and construed in accordance with the substantive laws of Washington excluding the 1980 United National Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods, as amended. This is the entire AGREEMENT between us relating to the SOFTWARE PRODUCT, and supersedes any prior purchase order, communications, advertising or representations concerning the SOFTWARE PRODUCT AND BY USING THE SOFTWARE PRODUCT YOU AGREE TO THESE TERMS. IF THE SOFTWARE PRODUCT IS BEING USED BY AN ENTITY, THE INDIVIDUAL INDICATING AGREEMENT TO THESE TERMS REPRESENTS AND WARRANTS THAT (A) SUCH INDIVIDUAL IS DULY AUTHORIZED TO ACCEPT THIS AGREEMENT ON BEHALF OF THE ENTITY AND TO BIND THE ENTITY TO THE TERMS OF THIS AGREEMENT; (B) THE ENTITY HAS THE FULL POWER, CORPORATE OR OTHERWISE, TO ENTER INTO THIS AGREEMENT AND PERFORM ITS OBLIGATIONS UNDER THIS AGREEMENT AND; (C) THIS AGREEMENT AND THE PERFORMANCE OF THE ENTITY’S OBLIGATIONS UNDER THIS AGREEMENT DO NOT VIOLATE ANY THIRDPARTY AGREEMENT TO WHICH THE ENTITY IS A PARTY. No change or modification of this AGREEMENT will be valid unless it is in writing and is signed by WATCHGUARD.

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Contents

CHAPTER 1 A Tour of the WatchGuard Firebox Vclass

Security Appliances ................................... 1

What’s inside a Firebox Vclass security appliance ............... 1

The RapidCore™ hardware ensemble ............................... 1

The WatchGuard Firebox Vclass Operating System™ (OS) .... 2

The WatchGuard Firebox Vclass administrative client

applications ......................................................................

What’s inside the carton ................................................... 2

WatchGuard Firebox V10 security appliance ....................... 3

WatchGuard Firebox V60 and V80 security appliance ........... 3

WatchGuard Firebox V100 security appliance ..................... 3

After unpacking the security appliance .............................. 4

Key features of the Firebox V10 security appliance ............. 5

What you should know about these features ...................... 5

Features of the appliance’s back panel .............................. 6

Key features of the Firebox V60 and V80 appliances .......... 8

What you should know about these features ...................... 8

Features of the appliance’s back panel ............................ 10

Key features of the Firebox Vclass 100 appliance ............. 12

What you should know about these features .................... 13

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Features of the appliance’s back panel ............................ 15

Connecting to a UPS device ........................................... 16

What’s next .................................................................... 17

CHAPTER 2 Installing a Firebox Vclass Security

Appliance ...................................................19

What you’ll be doing ...................................................... 20

Considering the location options .................................... 21

Protecting one region of the network from unauthorized

internal access ...............................................................

Protecting the whole network from external access ............ 22

An extremely short Vcontroller/WatchGuard Glossary ....... 23

Connecting the appliance for setup and software

installation ...................................................................

CHAPTER 3 Starting the Firebox Vclass Appliance

Setup ........................................................ 27

Configuring more than one security appliance .................. 27

Turning on a Firebox Vclass security appliance ................. 28

If problems occur ........................................................ 28

An overview of Vcontroller hardware and software

requirements ..............................................................

What’s next .................................................................... 31

Installing the Vcontroller (Windows) ................................. 31

Installing the Vcontroller (Solaris) ..................................... 33

Installing the Vcontroller (Linux) ...................................... 35

Discovering a new Firebox Vclass appliance ..................... 38

If no appliance is found ................................................40

If an appliance is found ................................................ 41

Changing the IP address of an appliance’s Private interface 42 Extra: Using the WatchGuard CLI to record an IP address 44

CHAPTER 4 Completing the Vcontroller Installation

Wizard ....................................................... 47

Before you begin ........................................................... 47

Starting the process ....................................................... 48

When the Installation Wizard appears .............................. 48

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Completing interface 1 (Public) entries ............................ 53

Completing interface 2 (DMZ) entries. ............................ 55

Completing the Wizard Interface tab entries .................... 56

Concluding the installation ............................................. 66

Relocating the appliance to a permanent network setting 67

After relocation .......................................................... 69

CHAPTER 5 Importing a Profile into a New Appliance 71

Requirements ............................................................. 71

Exporting a profile from an existing security appliance ..... 72

EXTRA: Editing the profile ............................................ 73

Getting started .............................................................. 74

Importing a profile ......................................................... 76

Index ........................................................................... 79

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CHAPTER 1 A Tour of the WatchGuard

Firebox Vclass Security Appliances

This chapter provides a visual tour of the external hardware features of the WatchGuard® Firebox® Vclass security appliances, focusing on the buttons, LEDs, interfaces, ports and outlets for the following models:

•Firebox V10

•Firebox V60

•Firebox V80

•Firebox V100

What’s inside a Firebox Vclass security appliance

Every Firebox Vclass appliance has three important sets of components that we want to highlight, before proceeding with installation and setup instructions:

The RapidCore™ hardware ensemble

A well-integrated chip set and memory system powers every Firebox Vclass appliance in its primary duties: protecting your network and efficiently managing all legitimate data streams. This proprietary set of

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hardware features rely wholly on the next two component sets for operational guidance.

The WatchGuard Firebox Vclass Operating System™ (OS)

Every Firebox Vclass security appliance is pre-installed with the latest version of the Firebox Vclass Operating System–which is identified on the packaging by a version number. This operating system includes all the software resources that make the appliance fully functional, including a complex database that stores the settings you assemble with the following software application.

The WatchGuard Firebox Vclass administrative client applications

Using the WatchGuard Vcontroller (or the companion WatchGuard CPM client software) gives you full control of all the customizable operating system parameters, including basic system configurations, security policies, maintenance and activity logging. You can use a more recent version of a client management application to maintain the operations of an appliance with an older version of the OS, however, you should not use an older client to manage a recently upgraded-OS appliance.

This is important, as a careful upgrade strategy is crucial in keeping your security appliances at optimum levels. As fully detailed in a separate chapter in the System Administration Guide, you will need to occasionally upgrade both operating system software and the WatchGuard administrative application. This will ensure that you can utilize the most complete set of features in your Firebox Vclass appliances.

What’s inside the carton

Different Firebox Vclass appliance models are packaged with differing contents, as catalogued in this section.

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WatchGuard Firebox V10 security appliance

• One 12V 1.25A power supply

• Two 6-foot straight-through 10/100 BaseT Ethernet cables (TAN)

• A CD containing the WatchGuard Vcontroller application software for use with three different operating systems: Windows 9x/2000/XP, Sun Solaris, and Linux. The CD also provides electronic versions of the complete user guide documentation, including this Installation Guide, a System Administration Guide, a Policy Configuration Guide and the CLI Guide.

WatchGuard Firebox V60 and V80 security appliance

•One power cord

What’s inside the carton

• One 6-foot crossover 10/100 BaseT Ethernet cable (RED)

• Three 6-foot straight-through 10/100 BaseT Ethernet cables (GREEN)

• One 6-foot console RJ-45-to-RJ 45 serial cable and DB-9 adapter

• One APC-manufactured appliance-to-UPS device cable

• A kit containing rack-mounting hardware for this appliance

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Rack-mounting hardware has also been included in the package for these models. If you are mounting your appliance in a rack, please note that both Firebox V60 and V80 appliances are 1U high.

WatchGuard Firebox V100 security appliance

•One power cord

• One 6-foot crossover (RED) 10/100 BaseT Ethernet cable

• One 6-foot straight-through (GREEN) 10/100 BaseT Ethernet cable

• Two optical data cables

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• One APC-manufactured appliance-to-UPS device cable

• One 6-foot console RJ-45-to-RJ 45 serial cable and DB-9 adapter

• A kit containing rack-mounting hardware for this appliance

• Rack-mounting hardware has been included in this WatchGuard Firebox package. If you are mounting the appliance in a rack, please note that the Firebox V100 is also 1 U high.

After unpacking the security appliance

Once you have unpacked the contents of the Firebox Vclass security appliance package, you may want to take a quick look at the front and back of the appliance itself to acquaint yourself with all the features. The remainder of this chapter offers model-specific descriptions of the external features, which you can review by turning to one of the following pages:

• Key features of the Firebox V10 appliances page 5

• Key features of the Firebox V60 and V80 appliances page 8

• Key features of the Firebox V100 appliance page 12

• Connecting to a Uninterruptable Power Supply (UPS) device page 16

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Key features of the Firebox V10 security appliance

The front panel of a Firebox V10 appliance contains the features shown in the following illustration.

Key features of the Firebox V10 security appliance

Three LED’s Labeled Alarm, Admin and Ready

One Power LED Located in the lower right corner

What you should know about these features

Power The Power LED indicates that the appliance has

been turned on; however, the Ready LED (described below) is the best indicator of the appliance’s readiness for use.

Alarm The Alarm LED will be lit when certain severe

alarms have been triggered. The Firebox Vclass appliances support multiple types of alarm notification including Alarm LED activation, page/e-mail messaging, and the Alarm Manager feature of the WatchGuard Vcontroller, which are discussed in the System Administration Guide.

Admin The Admin LED will be lit whenever a system

administrator is currently connected to the appliance by means of the Vcontroller or the WatchGuard CLI.

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Ready The Ready LED will blink when the appliance is

powering up. It will be steadily lit when the appliance is ready for network traffic.

Features of the appliance’s back panel

Data interfaces Two Ethernet interfaces (RJ-45 connectors)

labeled 0 and 1, act as the primary data interfaces.

Incorporated into each Ethernet interface are two indicator lights labeled 10 and 100. These LEDs indicate (1) a connection to a hub or direct-connect workstation is active, (2) the speed of the link (10 Mbps or 100 Mbps Ethernet), and (3) that traffic is being transmitted.

When a cable is first plugged into an RJ-45 interface, either the 10 or the 100 LED should be lit. This indicates that there is a successful link between the Firebox V10 appliance and the network or a computer. If either light doesn't turn on, check that the cable is securely connected to the proper interface on each end.

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Console interface A single DB-9 interface, labeled Console,

Key features of the Firebox V10 security appliance

Make sure, too, that the cable is the correct type for the connection. If connecting the Firebox V10 appliance to a hub or switch, a straight-through cable is needed (two 3-ft. 10/100 cables are provided). If connecting directly to a computer, a crossover cable is required (a 6-ft. 10/100 crossover cable is provided).

permits a direct workstation-to-appliance connection, at which time you can use the WatchGuard command line interface (CLI) to configure and administer this appliance. To learn more about this administrative option, open and review the WatchGuard CLI User Guide (included on the installer CD).

5Vdc3.0A power interface This interface serves as the connection to a

100VAC-to-240VAC (50/60Hz) source. Use the power cord supplied in the package to connect this appliance to a UPS device or to a power outlet.

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The power supply can auto-detect 110/220 voltage.

Appliance reset This opening allows you to insert a straight pin or

paperclip and press an internal Reset switch that restarts the appliance. This is an option to unplugging and replugging the power cord.

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IN THE EVENT OF A POWER FAILURE… this security appliance, if left connected to the power source, will automatically restart itself once electrical power has been restored. You do not have to unplug and then reconnect the appliance to the power source.

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Key features of the Firebox V60 and V80 appliances

The front panels of both Firebox V60 and V80 security appliances contain the features shown in the following illustration.

Four Ethernet interfaces Labeled 0, 1, 2, and 3

Two HA interfaces Labeled HA1 and HA2

One HA status LED Labeled HA

Three status LED’s Labeled Alarm, Admin and Ready

One RJ-45 interface Labeled Console

One status LED Labeled Power

What you should know about these features

Power The Power LED indicates that the appliance has

been fully turned on and is ready for administration and/or use.

Alarm The Alarm LED is lit when certain alarms have

been triggered.

The Firebox Vclass appliance supports multiple types of alarm notification including Alarm LED activation, page/e-mail messaging, and the Alarm Manager feature of the WatchGuard Vcontroller,

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Admin The Admin LED is lit whenever a system

Ready The Ready LED is steadily lit when the appliance is

Data interfaces Four accelerated Ethernet interfaces (RJ-45

Key features of the Firebox V60 and V80 appliances

which are discussed in the System Administration Guide.

administrator is currently connected to the appliance by means of the Vcontroller software or by means of a terminal window and the WatchGuard CLI.

ready for network traffic. (This LED will blink when the appliance is powering up or powering down.)

connectors) labeled 0 (Private), 1 (Public), 2 (DMZ1), and 3 (DMZ2) act as the primary conduits through which passes all of the network data traffic. Note that 3 is not currently active, and should not be used for data traffic.

When a cable is first plugged into a RJ-45 interface, either the 10 or the 100 LED should be lit. This indicates that there is a successful link between the Firebox Vclass appliance and the network or a computer. If the light doesn't turn on, check that the cable is securely connected to the proper interface on each end.

Make sure, too, that the cable is the correct type for the connection. If connecting the Firebox Vclass appliance to a hub or switch, a straight- through cable is needed (two 3-ft. 10/100 cables are provided). If connecting directly to a computer, a crossover cable is required (a 6-ft. 10/100 crossover cable is provided).

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HA status LED This light reports on the current status of this

appliance, if it is one of two connected as a highavailability system. If this is the primary appliance, and the light is on and steady, the system is functional, and this appliance is on-line. If this is the primary appliance and the LED is blinking, a failover has occurred and the secondary appliance is online. (That appliance’s HA LED should be steadily lit, indicating that it is now the primary appliance.)

Console interface A single RJ-45 interface, labeled Console, permits a

direct workstation-to-appliance connection, at which time you can use the WatchGuard Command Line Interface (CLI) to configure and administer this appliance. To learn more about this administrative option, see the CLI Guide chapter in the System Administration Guide.

Reset port This opening allows you to insert a straight pin or

paperclip and press an internal Reset switch that restarts the appliance. This is an alternative to unplugging and replugging the power cord.

Features of the appliance’s back panel

AC power This interface enables you to connect the appliance

(using the supplied power cord) to a 100 to 240VAC (50/60Hz) power source.

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Do not connect any Firebox Vclass appliance to a source of power that supplies the wrong voltage. Doing so will damage the appliance and void the warranty.

Power switch Press this switch to power up or to power down

Key features of the Firebox V60 and V80 appliances

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the appliance. To power up the appliance, press this switch after connecting the appliance to a safe power source. To power down the appliance, perform a software shutdown, then wait for the status LEDs on the front to dim. Wait 30 seconds after the LEDs go dim. At that point it is safe to press this switch to cut power.

Amperage switch This switch allows you to change the power

source between 115 and 230 volts, depending upon your supply.

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The power supply can auto-detect 110/220 voltage.

UPS interface This interface permits connection of the appliance

to an Uninterruptable Power Supply (UPS). You should use the cable provided in the appliance packaging for this connection. This type of connection enables suitably configured UPS devices to notify the appliance if the power goes out, prompting the appliance to shut itself down properly.

UPS devices from American Power Company (APC) are currently supported by the Firebox Vclass power management firmware. Check WatchGuard's Web site (www.watchguard.com) for updated information on complete UPS support.

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IN THE EVENT OF A POWER FAILURE… This security appliance, if left connected to the power source, will automatically restart itself once electrical power has been restored. You do not have to press either the Power button on the front or the power supply switch on the back of the appliance.

Key features of the Firebox Vclass 100 appliance

The front panel of the Firebox Vclass 100 security appliance contains the features shown in the following illustration.

Two Gigabit Ethernet interfaces Labeled 0 and 1

Three LEDs per interface Labelled RX, TX and Link

Two Ethernet interfaces Labeled HA1 and HA2 (High

Three status LED’s Labeled Alarm, Admin and Ready

One RJ-45 interface Labeled Console

One LED Labeled Power

One pin-hole port Labeled Reset

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What you should know about these features

Power This LED indicates that the appliance has been

Alarm The Alarm LED is lit when an alarm is activated.

Admin The Admin LED is lit whenever a user or system

Key features of the Firebox Vclass 100 appliance

fully turned on and is ready for administration and/or use.

The Firebox Vclass appliance supports multiple types of alarm notification including LED activation, page/e-mail message, and the Alarm Manager feature of the WatchGuard Vcontroller, which are discussed in the System Administration Guide.

administrator is currently connected to the Firebox Vclass appliance by means of the Vcontroller software or by means of a terminal window and the WatchGuard CLI.

Ready The Ready LED is lit when the Firebox Vclass

appliance is ready for network traffic. (This LED will blink when the appliance is powering up or powering down.)

Gigabit interfaces Two Gigabit Ethernet interfaces, labeled "0" and

"1" (corresponding to Private and Public), act as

the primary conduits through which passes all of the network data traffic. These interfaces are multi-mode, but they do not support 10/100 communications.

On each side of the two Gigabit interfaces are three LEDs labeled RX, TX, and Link.

The Link LED is lit when a connection is active.

The RX LED will blink steadily when data packets are being received by the appliance.

The TX LED will blink steadily when data packets are being transmitted.

HA interfaces Two Ethernet interfaces, labelled HA1 and HA2

(for High Availability) enable you to connect with a cross-over Ethernet cable to other HA-ready

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Firebox Vclass appliances for failover (backup) protection. Incorporated into the two highavailability Ethernet ports are two indicator lights labeled 10 and 100.These LEDs indicate (1) a connection to a hub or direct-connect workstation is active, (2) the speed of the link (10 Mbps or 100 Mbps Ethernet), and (3) that traffic is being transmitted.

HA status LED This light reports on the current status of this

appliance, if it is one of two connected as a highavailability system. If this is the primary appliance, and the light is on and steady, the system is functional, and this appliance is online. If this is the primary appliance and the LED is blinking, a failover has occurred and the secondary appliance is on-line. (That appliance’s HA LED should be steadily lit, indicating that it is now the primary appliance.)

For more information on HA setup, see the System

Administration Guide.

Console interface A single RJ-45 interface, labelled Console, supports

a direct workstation-to-appliance connection, at which time you can use the WatchGuard Command Line Interface (CLI) to administer and test this appliance. To learn more about this administrative option, open and review the WatchGuard CLI User Guide included on the installer CD.

Reset port This opening allows you to insert a straight pin or

paperclip and press an internal Reset switch that restarts the appliance. This is an alternative to unplugging and replugging the power cord.

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