Firewall Builder | Quick Start Guide This short guide provides the basic information new users need to save time when first learning to use the Firewall Builder application. The complete Firewall Builder Users Guide can be found here. Key Concepts Objects. Firewall Builder is based on the concept of objects. GUI Layout The Firewall Builder application is comprised of three primary panels shown in the screenshot below. Object Panel. Panels open dynamically based on what activity the user is performing. Creating a New Firewall To create a new firewall object, click on the Create New Firewall shortcut in the center of the screen. Platform. Hint: You can also create a new firewall by clicking on the New Object icon at the top of the Object Panel and selecting New Firewall. Configuring Rules Before you can use an object in a firewall rule it must first exist in an object Library. The diagram below shows the location of buttons for many common actions. Create New Objects. Compiling and Installing Rules Deployment is done in 2 steps:
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