3.3Adapters

The Adapters tab allows you to view and configure network adapters available on the system. Adapters may be employed in firewall rules, in order to restrict rule processing to a specific adapter or a set of adapters only.

Fig. 3–8Adapter view

The listing is divided into the following columns:

Table 3–4Adapter view details

Column

Description

 

 

Name

Name of the adapter object.

 

Referenced by Number of references pointing to the adapter object

 

 

Status

Current connection status of the adapter object (connected / disabled / multi)

 

 

IP’s

IP addresses and/or references assigned to the adapter object

 

 

Trust

Trust type assigned to the adapter object (trusted / untrusted)

 

 

Comment

Optional adapter object description

 

 

In the

Adapter Objects view, several dynamic adapter objects (flagged with the icon) are

preconfigured.

Dynamic objects are updated at runtime when adapter configuration changes and cannot be edited manually. In order to work, Automatic Adapter Assignment must be selected in the Firewall Settings (9.4.1 Firewall Menu, page 91).

The following objects (assigned with status multi) are available:

Adapter [Dial-up]

This object summarizes all dial-up adapters available on the system (for example, UMTS, ISDN, and modem cards).

Adapter [Ethernet]

This object summarizes all Ethernet adapters available on the system (for example, LAN de- vices).

Adapter [Wireless]

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Barracuda Networks VERSION SP4 Adapters, Listing is divided into the following columns, Preconfigured, Column Description