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Getting Started with the DFL-M510, Identifying Components, Front View, HAPTER, ETTING - manual

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CHAPTER 1: GETTING STARTED WITH THE DFL-M510 The DFL-M510 is a transparent network device. To ensure there is no disruption to your network, it can be installed in In-Line mode with a hardware bypass function enabled. The hardware bypass ensures that if the DFL-M510 crashes, experiences a power out or some other problem, your network is still up and running. This allows your network administrator to begin monitoring selected PCs, while checking for anything that may upset your current network environment. Refer to the Quick Guide for instructions on connecting the DFL-M510 to your network. This section covers the following topics: • "Identifying Components" on page 1 • "Configuring the DFL-M510" on page 3 • "Running the Setup Wizard" on page 10 NOTE Before using this manual, take a look at the copyright, trademark, and safety information section. See "Before you Begin" on page i. Identifying Components The following illustrations show the front and rear of the DFL-M510. FRONT VIEW 1 2 3 1 LCD Console 2 Status LEDs 3 LCM Navigation Buttons 4 WAN Port 5 LAN Port 6 Console Port 45 6

Section	Page
Chapter 1: Getting Started with the DFL-M510	11
Identifying Components	11
Front View	11
LCM Button Description	12
Status LEDs	12
Rear View	13
Configuring the DFL-M510	13
Configuration Through the Command Line Interface	13
Configuration Through a Web-based Interface	17
Running the Setup Wizard	20
Chapter 2: System	25
The System Screen	25
Running the Setup Wizard	25
The Date & Time Screen	31
The Network Screen	33
Network Setting Tab	33
General Setting	34
Device Setting	35
Admin Email	35
SNMP Configuration	36
Interface Tab	38
Link Setting	39
Interface Stealth Setting	39
Remote Access Tab	39
HTTP/SSH	40
Parameter Tab	42
Operation Mode	42
DMZ Bypass	43
Host/Groups Bypass	45
VLAN Tab	46
Configuring VLAN Settings	47
VLAN Status	49
The Maintenance Screen	49
Configuration Tab	50
Firmware Upgrade	51
Backup	52
System Reboot	52
Account Tab	53
Accounts	53
Chapter 3: Host/Groups	57
The Host/Groups Screen	57
The Setup Hosts Tab	57
Changing the Status of a Host	58
Adding a Host	59
Exporting a Host Database	60
The Setup Groups Tab	61
Group Setting	62
Quick Assign User/Group	62
Assigning Hosts to Groups	63
Chapter 4: Policy	65
The Policy Screen	65
Running the Template Wizard	66
The Policy Setting Screen	68
The Template Setting Tab	73
The Options Pane	73
Defining the Active Schedule	74
Define Keyword Content	75
The Assign Policy Tab	76
How to Assign a Policy	76
The Policy Viewer Tab	78
User Defined Pattern	78
Defining a Pattern by Protocol	79
Defining a Pattern by Server	81
The Schedule Screen	82
Message Setting	84
Keyword Filter	86
Chapter 5: Real Time Monitor	89
The Real Time Monitor Screen	89
Monitoring Real Time Traffic	90
Refresh Time	91
Traffic Lines	91
Scope	91
Monitoring Real Time Application	91
Common Network Protocol	92
Health Checking	92
EIM	93
Two Levels Top N Analysis	94
Top N Categories/Top N Application	94
Top N Applications / Top N Users	95
Top N Groups/Top N Applications	96
Top N Users/Top N Applications	97
Top N Health Concerns/Top N Users	98
Top N User with Health Concerns/Top N Health Concerns	99
Chapter 6: Report & Log	101
The Report & Log Screen	101
The Report Tab	102
Interactive Report	102
Viewing a Saved Report	103
The Log Tab	104
Searching for Logs by a Specific Time	105
Setting the Log Display	105
Navigating Logs	105
Chapter 7: Status	107
The Status Screen	107
The Device Info. Tab	108
Network Information	108
System Information	109
The Policy Status Tab	110
Application Status	110
Request new application support	112
Appendix A: The Command Line Interface	115
Terminal/SSH (Secure Shell) Connection	115
Getting Started	116
CLI Command List	116
Help Command	116
Example	116
Get Command	117
Example	117
Set Command	118
“set system” command	119
Example	119
“set time” command	121
Example	121
“set state” command	122
Example	122
“set remote” command	123
Example	123
“set interface” command	125
Example	125
History Command	125
Example	125
Exit Command	125
Example	125
Reboot Command	126
Example	126
Reset Command	126
Example	126
Ping Command	126
Example	126
Appendix B: Glossary	127
Appendix C: Features and Specifications	131
Hardware Specification	131
Features Specification	131
LCM Module	133
Other Specifications	134
Mechanic & ID Design Front LED indicators	137
Physical Environment	138