Defining service properties
6Click OK.
Adding outgoing service properties
From Policy Manager:
1In the Services Arena,
The Properties dialog box displays the Outgoing properties tab.
2Use the Outgoing Connections Are drop list to select Enabled and Allowed.
3To define specific users and hosts on the Trusted network that can send packets
out through the service, click Add beneath the From list.
The Add Address dialog box appears. For a description, see “Adding addresses to service properties” on page 50.
4To define specific allowed external destinations for traffic through this service, click Add beneath the To list.
5To customize logging and notification for outgoing traffic for this service, click Logging. Configure logging and notification according to your security policy
preferences.
For a description, see “Customizing logging and notification by service or option” on page 76.
6Click OK.
Adding addresses to service properties
Both the Incoming and Outgoing properties include From and To lists of addresses. Use the Add Address dialog box to add a network, IP address, or specific user to the From or To list. From the service’s Properties dialog box:
1Click Add.
2To add a member that has already been defined, click your selection on the
Members list. Click Add.
The member appears in the Selected Members and Addresses list.
3To add a new entry, click Add Other.
4Use the Choose Type drop list to select the member type.
5In the Value text box, enter the member IP address or name.
6Click OK.
The member appears in the Selected Members and Addresses list.
7To view a list of users associated with a host on the Members list, select the member and then click Show Users.
Working with wg_ icons
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 of Policy Manager, in the Services Arena. The “wg_” service icons rarely require modification. WatchGuard recommends leaving “wg_” icons in their default settings.
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