IoT
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Configure the applicable options
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Monitor Mode - Move the slider to enable Monitor Mode for cleanup
rule.
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Newly discovered functions - Select the policy for newly discovered
assets:
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Always prevent
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Always detect
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Define IoT mode per function - You can define the policy per IoT
type (function) instead of according to the recommended default.
Note - The default setting for IP cameras and printers is to
block traffic which is not part of the IoT policy. For other
devices the default is monitor or Exclude from IoT policy
(IoT policy is disabled).
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DNS servers to trust - If the host uses a DNS server which is not the
gateway or used by the gateway. Create DNS objects and select Trust
custom DNS servers. You can also select Trust all DNS but this is less
secure.
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Update Practices Now - The IoT practice refers to the policy
established by the vendor for an IoT asset. When the vendor updates
the policy, the user is notified as part of the periodic updates or can click
here to receive an immediate update.
b. Click Save.
4. Connect the IoT device to your local network. The appliance automatically recognizes
this IoT device and applies the IoT policy to its traffic.
Monitoring
If the user has multiple IoT devices, it may take a few minutes until the Home >Monitoring >
Assets page shows all of the devices.
The same counters on the Assets page also appear on the Home >Monitoring >IoT page,
with an additional graph for the policy and functions.
When you enable monitoring on an asset, the gateway pings the asset. If the ping fails during
the set period of time (default is 2 minutes), a notification is sent.
The devices are grouped according to family. For each family, you can see the policy and drill
down to see the vendors, domains, and other information. Click the Assets graph on the far
right of the page and filter for type.
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