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Overview of DPtech FW1000 Series firewall products as next-generation solutions for various network environments.
Steps to log in to the web management interface of the FW device.
Overview of system management functions for configuring firewall features.
Features for managing device information and status, including device details and health.
Settings for modifying system name, time, and enabling remote diagnostics.
Managing administrator accounts, including adding, modifying, and deleting.
Managing user login privileges and access levels within the web management page.
Functionality for saving, exporting, importing, and switching system configurations.
Managing signature databases for APP, URL, AV, and IPS signatures.
Functionality for managing and upgrading the device software version.
Overview of network management features for device configuration.
Functionality for configuring network modes, VLANs, interfaces, and port aggregation.
Managing network objects like security zones, IP addresses, and MAC addresses.
Implementing security policies based on security zones for simplified management.
Manual configuration of IPv4 static routing and related monitoring.
Steps and understanding for configuring static routes manually.
Configuration and management of Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) for routing.
Configuration and management of Open Shortest Path First (OSPF) routing protocol.
Manual configuration of IPv6 static routing and related table queries.
Configuration and management of OSPFv3 routing protocol for IPv6 networks.
Management of IPv4 multicast routing, including basic configuration and IGMP snooping.
Configuration and management of Protocol Independent Multicast (PIM).
Management of IPv6 multicast routing, including basic config and MLD snooping.
Configuration and management of Protocol Independent Multicast (PIM) for IPv6.
Mechanism for routing based on user-defined policies to modify packet forwarding.
Configuration for Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) for efficient data transport.
Configuration and management of Address Resolution Protocol (ARP).
Configuration and management of Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP).
Configuration of DHCP server for dynamic IP address assignment.
Tools for network diagnostics, including Ping, Traceroute, and Capture.
Overview of firewall functions for controlling traffic and blocking intrusions.
Configuring policies to inspect and filter data packets based on various criteria.
Detailed configuration of packet filtering rules including source, destination, and service.
Configuring packet filtering policies specifically for IPv6 traffic.
Configuration of Network Address Translation (NAT) for IP address translation.
Configuration for Source NAT to translate private source IP addresses to public ones.
Configuration for Destination NAT to translate public destination IP addresses to private ones.
Protection against normal packets mixed with attack packets.
Blocking attack packets and sending logs to a remote host or local device.
Configuring blacklists to filter packets based on source IP addresses.
Binding IP addresses to MAC addresses to prevent IP address forgery.
Quality of Service mechanisms for resolving network delay and congestion.
Overview of log management functions: system log, operation log, and business log.
Managing and querying system logs, including latest logs and file operations.
Managing and querying operation logs, including latest logs and file operations.
Technology for balancing network flow across multiple ISP links to avoid risks.
Limiting network traffic based on service types and protocols.
Configuring rate limits for user groups and individual users.
Controlling access based on application protocols and blocking unwanted services.
Creating and managing access control rules for network applications.
Filtering webpages based on URLs, IP addresses, hostnames, and regular expressions.
Protecting databases from SQL injection attacks through website security.
Overview of Internet Protocol Security (IPsec) for securing IP communications.
System configuration settings for enabling and customizing IPsec VPN functionality.
Configuration and management of Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol (L2TP) VPNs.
Configuration and management of Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) VPNs.
Basic configuration for SSL VPN servers, including certificates and authentication.
Managing SSL VPN users, including user status and authentication keys.
Defining security sets, rules, and policies for SSL VPN.
Overview of online behavior management features: traffic analysis, behavior analysis, keyword filtering.
Analyzing network traffic statistics per IP address and configuring exception websites.
Analyzing user behavior through policy configuration and advanced settings.
Overview of portal authentication mechanisms for user access control.
Basic authentication settings, including web auth, terminal auth, and authentication modes.
Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol (VRRP) for ensuring network availability.
Implementing hot standby for high availability and quick service recovery.
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