Chapter 6 Network
The Security Zones page provides the following information about each zone:
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Zone | The name of the Security Zone. Initially, the device is configured with |
| LAN, VPN and WAN default zones. |
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Untagged Port(s) | The ports on the device that have been assigned to each zone. |
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VLAN ID | Identifies the VLAN associated with the security zone (if applicable). |
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VLAN Port(s) | The physical ports that have been allocated to the VLAN (if |
| applicable). |
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Bandwidth Management | Whether bandwidth rate limiting has been applied, and the access |
| speeds in Kbps for outbound (upload) traffic and inbound |
| (download) traffic across the device. Applying bandwidth limitation |
| physically limits the rate of traffic flow. |
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IP Address Restrictions | The IP addresses for this security zone, either an IP Address Group, |
| IP subnet or IP range. |
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Function(s) | The functions available to manage the Security Zones: |
| • Edit a Security Zone |
| • Delete a Security Zone |
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For additional information, refer to the following topics:
•“Create or Edit a Security Zone” on page 138
•“Configure a Security Zone” on page 139
Creating, Editing and Configuring Security Zones
Each device is configured with the following default security zones.
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Preconfigured Zones | Ports |
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LAN | Port 1 |
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WAN | Port 4 |
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VPN | VLAN ID = 4 |
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Although the device is preconfigured with default security zones, you can modify these or create your own security zones, with associated security policies and traffic shaping rules, based on your network environment and user requirements.
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