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    • Administration Guide

    Home FortiDeceptor 5.3.2 Administration Guide
    5.3.2
    6.0.1
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    Interfaces

    Interfaces

    To view and manage interfaces, go to Network > Interfaces. All of the columns in the table are searchable and support custom filters.

    This page displays the following information and options:

    Interface

    The interface name and description.

    Failover IP is listed under this field with the descriptor: (cluster external port).

    port1 (administration port)

    Port1 is hard-coded as the administration interface. You can enable or disable SSH rights on port1. HTTPS is enabled by default and cannot be disabled. You can use port1 for Device mode although a different, dedicated port is recommended.

    port2

    Decoy VM deployment.

    port3

    Decoy VM deployment.

    port4

    Decoy VM deployment.

    port5/port6

    Decoy VM deployment.

    port7/port8

    Decoy VM deployment.

    IPv4

    The IPv4 IP address and subnet mask of the interface.

    IPv6

    The IPv6 IP address and subnet mask of the interface.

    Interface Status

    The state of the interface:

    • Interface up
    • Interface down
    • Interface is being used by sniffer

    Link Status

    The link status:

    • Link up
    • Link down

    Access Rights

    The access rights associated with the interface. HTTPS is enabled by default on port1. You can enable SSH access on port1.

    Edit

    Select the interface and click Edit in the toolbar to edit the interface.
    To filter the columns in the table:

    1. Click the plus sign in the Search field. The Filterable Columns menu opens.

    2. Select a column in the list to Resize to Contents, Group By This column or create a custom filter.

    3. Click Apply.

    To show or hide columns in the table:

    1. Hover the header row until the Configure Table icon appears.

    2. Click Configure Table. The Best Fit Columns menu opens.

    3. Select the columns to appear in the table and click Apply.

    4. To restore the default table, click Reset Table.

    To edit an interface:
    1. Select the IPv4 or IPv6 address of an interface name and click Edit in the toolbar.
    2. Edit the IP Address / Netmask. The Confirmation dialog opens.
    3. (Optional) Change the Interface Status.
    4. In the IP Address / Netmask pane, update the IPv4 and IPv6 address.
    5. Click OK.
    To edit administrative access:
    1. Select port1 (administration port) and click Edit in the toolbar.
    2. Edit the Access Rights.

      HTTPS is enabled by default. You can also enable SSH support.

    3. If necessary, edit the IP Address / Netmask.
    4. Click OK.
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    Interfaces

    Interfaces

    To view and manage interfaces, go to Network > Interfaces. All of the columns in the table are searchable and support custom filters.

    This page displays the following information and options:

    Interface

    The interface name and description.

    Failover IP is listed under this field with the descriptor: (cluster external port).

    port1 (administration port)

    Port1 is hard-coded as the administration interface. You can enable or disable SSH rights on port1. HTTPS is enabled by default and cannot be disabled. You can use port1 for Device mode although a different, dedicated port is recommended.

    port2

    Decoy VM deployment.

    port3

    Decoy VM deployment.

    port4

    Decoy VM deployment.

    port5/port6

    Decoy VM deployment.

    port7/port8

    Decoy VM deployment.

    IPv4

    The IPv4 IP address and subnet mask of the interface.

    IPv6

    The IPv6 IP address and subnet mask of the interface.

    Interface Status

    The state of the interface:

    • Interface up
    • Interface down
    • Interface is being used by sniffer

    Link Status

    The link status:

    • Link up
    • Link down

    Access Rights

    The access rights associated with the interface. HTTPS is enabled by default on port1. You can enable SSH access on port1.

    Edit

    Select the interface and click Edit in the toolbar to edit the interface.
    To filter the columns in the table:

    1. Click the plus sign in the Search field. The Filterable Columns menu opens.

    2. Select a column in the list to Resize to Contents, Group By This column or create a custom filter.

    3. Click Apply.

    To show or hide columns in the table:

    1. Hover the header row until the Configure Table icon appears.

    2. Click Configure Table. The Best Fit Columns menu opens.

    3. Select the columns to appear in the table and click Apply.

    4. To restore the default table, click Reset Table.

    To edit an interface:
    1. Select the IPv4 or IPv6 address of an interface name and click Edit in the toolbar.
    2. Edit the IP Address / Netmask. The Confirmation dialog opens.
    3. (Optional) Change the Interface Status.
    4. In the IP Address / Netmask pane, update the IPv4 and IPv6 address.
    5. Click OK.
    To edit administrative access:
    1. Select port1 (administration port) and click Edit in the toolbar.
    2. Edit the Access Rights.

      HTTPS is enabled by default. You can also enable SSH support.

    3. If necessary, edit the IP Address / Netmask.
    4. Click OK.
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