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fil["0"]= "GUID-00A7AF6C-4B29-41E6-B964-C6CC924AE5DC.html@@@Use the search tool@@@Use the search tool to find elements in the SMC...";
fil["1"]= "GUID-01763E4E-ACCC-4B27-BB8A-93D8708CA562.html@@@How Categories help you view only certain elements@@@Categories allow you to restrict which elements are displayed in the Management Client. When you activate a Category Filter, elements that do not belong to one of the selected Categories are filtered out of your view...";
fil["2"]= "GUID-019ADF54-E5F4-4AEB-9D2F-68A366D2F46A.html@@@Using TACACS+ in user authentication@@@Terminal Access Controller Access Control System Plus (TACACS+) is a protocol used for similar purposes as RADIUS...";
fil["3"]= "GUID-01FC1BEC-6FBE-4CD4-AEAB-7019EEEDAAB0.html@@@NAT traversal in VPNs@@@NAT traversal (NAT-T) is an optional IKE standard mechanism to detect when an IPsec VPN tunnel goes through a NAT device. NAT-T allows IPsec VPNs to work reliably through networks where NAT is applied to connections...";
fil["4"]= "GUID-022BE080-B7D8-4BCF-8A77-E0AAEA0E5F18.html@@@Creating Service elements@@@There are predefined Service elements that correspond to reserved and commonly used protocols and ports. You might also need to add your own custom Service elements for any non-standard ports in use or if you want to define options for advanced traffic handling (Protocol Agents)...";
fil["5"]= "GUID-024621B9-D428-4A3A-9F09-15AE15E21009.html@@@Engine tester configuration overview@@@You can define the settings to run tests on NGFW Engines...";
fil["6"]= "GUID-028E16BE-0B3E-4EF2-B084-FA17186E1344.html@@@Delete administrator accounts@@@When you permanently delete an administrator account, all history of changes the administrator has made to elements is also deleted permanently...";
fil["7"]= "GUID-02DB78DB-0AEE-4E12-B9CC-54EC563E2B91.html@@@View log entry details in the Fields pane@@@The Fields pane provides several alternative views to the log entry that is selected...";
fil["8"]= "GUID-02DE6179-B934-431D-99CD-804B0D6302E2.html@@@Enable Server Pool load balancing using Access rules@@@NAT rules are the preferred way to enable Server Pool load balancing. For backward compatibility, it is still possible to enable Server Pool load balancing using Access rules...";
fil["9"]= "GUID-02F2CF35-70DC-4AE4-97A5-EB2786C1D6DA.html@@@Add Access rules allowing traffic from Log Servers to external hosts@@@If the external host and Log Server are separated by a Firewall or Layer 2 Firewall, you must add rules to allow traffic from the Log Server to the host...";
fil["10"]= "GUID-02FC2E17-34B9-4296-B0D3-ED5578D32072.html@@@Create VPN Profile elements@@@If the default VPN Profile elements do not meet your needs, create a custom VPN Profile element...";
fil["11"]= "GUID-0343400E-E557-4216-BE75-19DAB29163CD.html@@@Activating deep inspection in Access rules@@@Action options in the Access rules define which traffic is inspected against the Inspection Policy...";
fil["12"]= "GUID-03595868-03ED-44A9-9A28-18DCB0C74EB8.html@@@Change the Management Server IP address@@@When the Management Server and Log Server are installed on different appliances, you can change the IP address of the Management Server by following these steps...";
fil["13"]= "GUID-0368225F-0355-4644-A1A0-1E4027258529.html@@@Delete a Domain@@@If you delete a Domain, all elements that belong to the Domain are also deleted...";
fil["14"]= "GUID-03744CDC-3238-40D8-A523-F3BBDF5F58BB.html@@@Export a certificate request@@@If you want to sign a certificate request with an external certificate authority, you must export the certificate request...";
fil["15"]= "GUID-03A6072A-E68C-40C9-99DF-DCAA3555A538.html@@@Enable SMC API@@@To allow other applications to connect using the SMC API, enable SMC API on the Management Server...";
fil["16"]= "GUID-03A6072A-E68C-40C9-99DF-DCAA3555A538_2.html@@@Enable SMC API@@@To allow other applications to connect using the SMC API, enable SMC API on the Management Server...";
fil["17"]= "GUID-03FFC9EB-3372-47B0-AC2F-4EA83675762F.html@@@Add IPv4 and IPv6 addresses to Master NGFW Engine interfaces@@@You can add several IPv4 addresses to each Physical Interface or VLAN Interface that does not have a Virtual Resource associated with it...";
fil["18"]= "GUID-04263B3E-9F97-4E57-A206-AC053D85A739.html@@@Tab-delimited text report files@@@Tab-delimited text files can be used for further processing...";
fil["19"]= "GUID-044A0556-D5CD-48BE-A445-988BEA9D0806.html@@@Create Endpoint Application elements@@@Create Endpoint Application elements by defining the details of the applications used on the endpoints...";
fil["20"]= "GUID-044DED48-95E0-4995-9E5E-4944D3EDE022.html@@@Adjust IPS clustering options@@@IPS Clusters operate by default in load-balancing mode. This means that all configured nodes in an IPS Cluster are online simultaneously and the traffic is distributed among the operational nodes. The load balancing aims to keep the traffic load as evenly distributed as possible...";
fil["21"]= "GUID-04983886-F5FA-43CE-BA0B-A07050A0FC64.html@@@Create TLS credentials from a certificate request@@@If you do not have an existing private key and certificate, create a certificate request and self-sign it to create a TLS Credentials element...";
fil["22"]= "GUID-04D689A3-A450-4EE1-ABFC-0017185E8F19.html@@@Working with expressions@@@Expressions are elements that allow you to create simple definitions for representing complex sets of IP addresses by using logical operands...";
fil["23"]= "GUID-04F27668-6282-4624-9B99-A806C08179AC.html@@@Create SSH Profiles for Sidewinder SSH Proxy@@@SSH Profiles define custom settings for key exchange, encryption algorithm, and message authentication for SSH connections that use the Sidewinder SSH Proxy...";
fil["24"]= "GUID-0533EE0E-C159-44A7-9757-5FF44872A543.html@@@Getting started with the Logs view@@@The Logs view displays all log, alert, and audit entries for the SMC...";
fil["25"]= "GUID-0573C02F-0864-4F30-83A9-A2E6C1D413CC.html@@@General troubleshooting tips@@@General troubleshooting tips help you troubleshoot situations that are not covered by more specific troubleshooting topics...";
fil["26"]= "GUID-057EC11B-23F8-447E-ABE4-7622B3350A28.html@@@Log Server@@@Log Servers store traffic logs that can be managed and compiled into reports. Log Servers also correlate events...";
fil["27"]= "GUID-05BBD5E0-D6CC-4D65-BD6B-875F846AC8AE.html@@@Guidelines for deploying Forcepoint NGFW in the Firewall/VPN role@@@There are some general deployment guidelines for Firewalls, Master NGFW Engines, and the SMC...";
fil["28"]= "GUID-05BD6294-EC42-48AF-B28D-B0F7130E1F78.html@@@Add Port Group Interfaces for Single Firewalls@@@Port groups simplify port and network segment configuration. Traffic inside a port group is not inspected. The traffic between port groups is inspected by the firewall in the same way as other traffic...";
fil["29"]= "GUID-05C563ED-8AAF-48BB-A61A-333A90AE2125.html@@@Working with Service elements@@@Service elements match traffic based on protocol or port and set options for advanced inspection of traffic. Service elements are used in Firewall Policies, IPS Policies, Layer 2 Firewall Policies, and Layer 2 Interface Policies...";
fil["30"]= "GUID-063A879A-E09D-476E-8614-5A59D816FD9F.html@@@Activate the internal DHCP server on a firewall interface@@@You can use the internal DHCP server in a Single Firewall or Firewall Cluster to assign IPv4 addresses to hosts in the protected network...";
fil["31"]= "GUID-063E7D09-4626-4E55-9CEA-C280ADF063E7.html@@@Using bandwidth management and traffic prioritization@@@You can use bandwidth management and traffic prioritization to ensure critical communications, prepare for network link failures, and restrict non-essential traffic...";
fil["32"]= "GUID-063EE49A-AE07-4731-BA83-E0A326F0BBD6.html@@@Example: Investigation of suspected backdoor traffic@@@This scenario shows an example of incident investigation of a compromised server...";
fil["33"]= "GUID-06429E53-2A62-41B8-BAF1-306269EA0FF5.html@@@Inspection Policy elements@@@Inspection Policy elements define how the engines look for patterns in traffic allowed through the Access rules and what happens when a certain type of pattern is found...";
fil["34"]= "GUID-06685AC8-1EE0-4995-9B51-4816845AD42D.html@@@Getting started with the Web Portal@@@Using the Web Portal, customers of managed service providers can access information about their systems...";
fil["35"]= "GUID-066D80B9-CA50-469A-BDCA-19CBE40269A4.html@@@Change or remove the PIN codes of Modem Interfaces@@@In some cases, you might need to change or remove your PIN code...";
fil["36"]= "GUID-0679354E-EB08-47B4-A6C5-437584E0101E.html@@@Creating multiple Firewalls at the same time using a wizard@@@You can create multiple Single Firewalls or Firewall Clusters at the same time using a wizard. To simplify the configuration, you can create the Firewalls based on an existing Firewall...";
fil["37"]= "GUID-067FF631-F270-491B-87F2-D42EC4A9B36B.html@@@Renew an internally signed certificate for an external component@@@Steps Create a certificate request in the external component. Sign the certificate with the internal CA. Export the signed certificate and import it to the external component. If an external gateway...";
fil["38"]= "GUID-068C20AA-00A2-4B76-ACD1-E43E09111934.html@@@Connect to the SMC Appliance using a serial console@@@You can configure the serial port on the SMC Appliance to receive serial console connections...";
fil["39"]= "GUID-06F261C4-C445-438D-B868-C6B0D66D2674.html@@@Monitoring third-party devices@@@The SMC can be configured to log and monitor other manufacturers\u2019 devices in much the same way as SMC components are monitored...";
fil["40"]= "GUID-070270AB-8FFA-4D8D-94C9-A6FC9842903B.html@@@Configure settings for the Link Status test@@@For the tester to run Link Status tests, configure the available settings...";
fil["41"]= "GUID-07217074-29F3-4E44-9AAF-D3721D4CFAE1.html@@@Enforcing safe search features in Access rules@@@The safe search feature helps schools and other organizations to limit web searches and filter out potentially offensive content from search results. If end users change the safe search settings in the browser, safe search is not disabled...";
fil["42"]= "GUID-07450EAA-170A-4AE8-9205-3382B4F75500.html@@@Restricting administrator editing rights in IPS Policies example@@@You can restrict the policy editing rights of administrators to the IPS engines at their sites...";
fil["43"]= "GUID-076103A5-036C-4D9D-AE71-F0071A385A0D.html@@@Add layer 3 physical interfaces for NGFW Engines in the Firewall/VPN role@@@A layer 3 physical interface represents an actual network port on the engine...";
fil["44"]= "GUID-076E7BAD-8C90-48C9-BA22-A075ED7EB625.html@@@Define LDAP domain elements@@@If you use an external LDAP directory for user management, you must create an LDAP Domain...";
fil["45"]= "GUID-07EBA952-36B1-47DF-9673-47E98492D679.html@@@Creating elements for dynamic routing@@@Before enabling dynamic routing in the Management Client, you can optionally create customized elements for dynamic routing...";
fil["46"]= "GUID-080A557B-05BC-4020-A3E8-12E8B71C83C2.html@@@Troubleshoot Management Server commands@@@Commands sent to the Management Server might fail, or the status of the Management Server might indicate a replication error...";
fil["47"]= "GUID-08589BC9-5A50-468C-8870-58C8B1A956F4.html@@@Creating Alert elements@@@You can use one of the predefined Alert elements or define a Custom Alert element...";
fil["48"]= "GUID-08D16047-9B81-40FA-A7A9-DDC2ED88C4CE.html@@@Create Service Group elements@@@Grouping several Service elements into Service Group elements simplifies your policies...";
fil["49"]= "GUID-08F8BA31-FC32-4A90-B8D9-FEFFF484B136.html@@@Packet Dispatch mode and how it works@@@In Packet Dispatch mode, one node acts as the dispatcher and assigns packets to the other nodes...";
fil["50"]= "GUID-08FFB056-07A2-4DD2-8D2F-2D213BA21A8F.html@@@Example: limiting bandwidth@@@Company C has experienced a radical increase in the amount of network traffic and wants to limit non-essential traffic to prioritize business communications...";
fil["51"]= "GUID-091F8DEF-9F9A-4855-827F-78FC7B82C09C.html@@@Example: creating a policy-based VPN for mobile users@@@An example of a policy-based VPN that allows mobile users to authenticate and connect to internal networks...";
fil["52"]= "GUID-096946F8-92E8-447E-9307-0C4ECB14F734.html@@@Start the policy validation@@@You can validate the rules in the Policy Editing view or when you install or refresh the policy on an engine...";
fil["53"]= "GUID-098486B1-CAA0-4CA9-AC65-920367D44200.html@@@Things to consider when changing the NGFW Engine role@@@You can change the role of an NGFW Engine, converting one type of NGFW Engine to another, if you have a specific need to do so...";
fil["54"]= "GUID-09D669CC-50B8-4A6C-A424-2950B1F29CFD.html@@@Acknowledge active alerts@@@New alerts are handled as active alerts until they are acknowledged. To stop alert escalation, you acknowledge active alerts...";
fil["55"]= "GUID-09E81397-8416-43B0-BB2E-580F5E8B0A30.html@@@Example VPN configuration 4: Basic VPN hub@@@In a VPN hub configuration, a gateway is configured to forward VPN traffic between different VPN tunnels...";
fil["56"]= "GUID-09FF2BBF-3C6F-471A-BA61-5227147C89B1.html@@@Select system communication roles for Layer 2 Firewall interfaces@@@Interface options allow you to select which interfaces are used for which types of system communications...";
fil["57"]= "GUID-0A6B21C0-6EC8-4C3E-B984-5A79966E667B.html@@@Defining Context Options for Correlation Situation elements@@@Correlation Contexts define the patterns for matching groups of related events in traffic...";
fil["58"]= "GUID-0A6BD7CB-4098-4FA8-A91A-EBC6BBD27C2C.html@@@Connecting elements in Diagram elements@@@You can connect elements in diagrams automatically or manually...";
fil["59"]= "GUID-0A721C1A-5455-48C5-A0D0-FF04BC385189.html@@@Create Access List elements@@@You can use Access List elements as a Matching Condition in a Route Map element. You can also use certain Access Lists in BGP Peering elements...";
fil["60"]= "GUID-0A87BC2A-D444-46DA-B3A1-E16FBE6A22B4.html@@@LLDP configuration overview@@@LLDP configuration consists of several general steps...";
fil["61"]= "GUID-0A986A09-9DBB-4A45-9882-51BF31F412FE.html@@@Example: IPS Capture Interface configuration with TAP@@@An example of using a network TAP device to forward packets for inspection...";
fil["62"]= "GUID-0AA01D19-B91A-4709-A53D-BF9DDF5189E1.html@@@Activate dynamic update packages@@@To introduce the changes from an imported dynamic update package into your SMC, activate the dynamic update package in the Management Client...";
fil["63"]= "GUID-0AB4AA9F-154A-4073-B2DE-889228688E20.html@@@Change a NetLink state manually@@@You can manually command NetLinks to the Active or Standby state...";
fil["64"]= "GUID-0AC5CAA5-018B-4CB2-BE7A-943378EDD97C.html@@@Quality of Service (QoS) and bandwidth management@@@Quality of Service (QoS) Policies are interface-specific rules on a Firewall that help you ensure that important network services are given priority over less important traffic...";
fil["65"]= "GUID-0AC9A4ED-680B-41DA-9093-39DF6B03D273.html@@@Using firewalls to separate DMZ networks@@@DMZ networks (demilitarized zone networks, also known as perimeter networks) are isolated environments for servers that offer services mainly for external access...";
fil["66"]= "GUID-0B11BB43-4F53-41F1-B954-9EE343EEF00B.html@@@VPN configuration workflow@@@VPN configuration requires several high-level steps...";
fil["67"]= "GUID-0B26B6F3-5F41-4B2D-AFDD-EAE983B53326.html@@@Add Capture Interfaces for Layer 2 Firewalls@@@Capture Interfaces listen to traffic that is not routed through the Layer 2 Firewall...";
fil["68"]= "GUID-0B3B51B4-D2E5-463A-AA0F-554025F6EE24.html@@@Create an SNMP Agent for SNMP version 3@@@Configure an SNMP Agent for SNMP version 3 so that NGFW Engines or the SMC Appliance can share network management information using the SNMP protocol...";
fil["69"]= "GUID-0B3B51B4-D2E5-463A-AA0F-554025F6EE24_2.html@@@Create an SNMP Agent for SNMP version 3@@@Configure an SNMP Agent for SNMP version 3 so that NGFW Engines or the SMC Appliance can share network management information using the SNMP protocol...";
fil["70"]= "GUID-0B4B902E-9F9F-489E-A107-C9FFE9E916B4.html@@@Multicast MAC with IGMP@@@Internet Group Management Protocol (IGMP) can be used in combination with multicast MAC addresses to avoid flooding with switches that do not support statically defined destinations for multicast...";
fil["71"]= "GUID-0B7E3039-3F7A-4961-B4CC-160BB47FF1FD.html@@@Define Match Context parameters for Correlation Situation elements@@@The Match context allows you to use Filters to filter event data produced by specific Situations...";
fil["72"]= "GUID-0BCB4B35-D52B-4D0F-A022-4ABCDAFDD576.html@@@Configuring multicast routing@@@The NGFW Engine supports static multicast, IGMP-based multicast forwarding (IGMP proxying), and multicast routing using protocol-independent multicast (PIM). You can also configure dynamic multicast routing using the Free Range Routing (FRR) Suite on the command line...";
fil["73"]= "GUID-0BEA7BD6-D652-4495-B290-1824B496C80C.html@@@Upgrade licenses manually@@@If you have not enabled automatic license upgrades, upgrade licenses manually through the Management Client...";
fil["74"]= "GUID-0BEF6F49-9BE3-42E0-AAC3-48C1BD4D7DE7.html@@@Replicate administrator accounts@@@You can replicate SMC administrator accounts as local administrator accounts on selected engines. This enables several administrators to access an engine locally with the security privileges of the root user...";
fil["75"]= "GUID-0BF3B8A5-910B-4594-A825-ED87AF638EEE.html@@@Support for scaling in cloud-based virtualization platforms@@@When NGFW Engines are deployed from the Microsoft Azure or AWS cloud environment, additional instances can be created and removed, depending on traffic load...";
fil["76"]= "GUID-0C47501B-5C08-40AD-9D6E-31D920AD6C00.html@@@Define a DHCP Server@@@A DHCP Server dynamically assigns IP addresses...";
fil["77"]= "GUID-0C67680F-DB23-40A8-A136-C20A848EC30B.html@@@Configuring Access rules@@@Access rules filter traffic by defining matching criteria and an action that is applied to packets that match all criteria defined in the rule...";
fil["78"]= "GUID-0CD08BDC-EDE6-43F1-8F72-DACADB0C5BAB.html@@@Configuring connection tracking@@@Connection tracking means that the engine keeps a record of all currently open connections (stateful inspection)...";
fil["79"]= "GUID-0CF8169A-BCDB-46CF-AF30-54AE18765861.html@@@Change the NGFW Engine root password@@@The password for access to the NGFW Engine command line can be changed remotely through the Management Client...";
fil["80"]= "GUID-0D39E46F-3FB3-440F-9B63-B4B6C5CCB7BE.html@@@Using Domain Name elements in Firewall Access rules@@@You can use Domain Name elements in Access rules to represent a fully qualified domain name (FQDN) that might be associated with multiple IP addresses...";
fil["81"]= "GUID-0D57F9F4-C40A-4001-BEA5-B9ECAC4EEFD3.html@@@VPN configuration overview@@@Many steps might be required to configure a VPN, depending on the complexity of the configuration...";
fil["82"]= "GUID-0D6EFF17-4C1E-41ED-AD15-819812235F6E.html@@@Example: counting events to reduce number of repeated queries to a server@@@An example of using the Count context in a Correlation Situation...";
fil["83"]= "GUID-0D81CB37-F796-478F-95AB-96C475EB7146.html@@@Example: disabling alert escalations for a specific situation@@@You might want to disable alert escalations for a specified Situation, as shown in the following example...";
fil["84"]= "GUID-0D997F71-E8BE-407E-99D4-91C34DB17997.html@@@Creating and modifying Master NGFW Engine and Virtual NGFW Engine elements@@@Virtual NGFW Engines are logically separate NGFW Enginess that run as virtual instances on a physical NGFW appliance. A Master NGFW Engine is a physical appliance that provides resources for Virtual NGFW Engines...";
fil["85"]= "GUID-0DBAEF0D-FCA1-4DBB-86AE-7CC5948FCF13.html@@@Error messages for troubleshooting@@@Error messages provide useful information for troubleshooting...";
fil["86"]= "GUID-0DD93325-3A4B-45B6-995B-0BBBF1FB2ADF.html@@@Create new Tag elements for Situation and Vulnerability elements@@@Tag elements collect together several Situations and Vulnerabilities that have something in common...";
fil["87"]= "GUID-0DEF72CD-348D-4CD0-89CB-3A33416D1C1E.html@@@Create Link Usage Profile elements@@@Link Usage Profile elements define which link types are preferred, avoided, or not used for specific types of traffic...";
fil["88"]= "GUID-0E09D788-DAA2-4954-8B3D-403CCB8F277D.html@@@Configuring VPNs@@@VPNs allow creating secure, private connections through networks that are not otherwise secure...";
fil["89"]= "GUID-0E529E9C-3613-4077-B1CF-FD0794821C94.html@@@Respond to Log spool filling alerts@@@The \u201CLog spool filling\u201D alert indicates that logs are not being transferred from the engine at all, or the engine is generating logs more quickly than they can be transferred to the Log Server...";
fil["90"]= "GUID-0E563641-AD5B-45F2-811E-F61EE424B4B9.html@@@Example: exempting traffic from inspection in IPS Access rules@@@An example of using IPS Access rules to allow specific traffic without deep inspection...";
fil["91"]= "GUID-0E705769-0096-4438-B599-08E672D6FFAD.html@@@Restore elements from Element Snapshots@@@You can restore elements from Element Snapshots, which are stored in Audit logs...";
fil["92"]= "GUID-0ECCA68A-ABD3-43BB-9FA1-188F774BC4D7.html@@@Respond to Command Failed or Connect Timed out errors@@@There are several possible causes and solutions when to command an engine using the Management Client and receive an error...";
fil["93"]= "GUID-0ED048EE-371C-4392-9982-62FCAE481C90.html@@@How internal user databases work@@@The Management Server includes an integrated LDAP directory for storing user information...";
fil["94"]= "GUID-0ED7F859-CF61-4BD9-998F-5F74357B4945.html@@@Using firewalls to separate internal and external networks@@@The most common and most important use for a firewall is to separate internal networks from the public Internet...";
fil["95"]= "GUID-0EE49B6F-CB24-427D-9407-A90AF18F05BE.html@@@Example: Routing traffic with two interfaces@@@To route traffic to two interfaces, add a router for each interface...";
fil["96"]= "GUID-0EF94896-E148-49F2-B598-2104A49DC27D.html@@@Integrate Forcepoint User ID Service with Forcepoint NGFW@@@Integrating Forcepoint NGFW with Forcepoint User ID Service provides transparent user identification for access control by user...";
fil["97"]= "GUID-0F21B69F-E41B-4A48-8ED8-A0EB6BD7244C.html@@@Service elements@@@Service elements are used in Access rules to match traffic and to set parameters for handling the traffic...";
fil["98"]= "GUID-0F3F4B4A-996B-4CE2-8621-1172FE618143.html@@@Use a script for SMS notification@@@You can use a script to send alert notification SMS messages through a third-party tool that forwards the SMS messages to the administrators...";
fil["99"]= "GUID-0F46183F-42E8-4814-AD44-815DA263F4E1.html@@@How NAT affects other firewall configurations@@@Translated IP addresses are used in routing, in VPN site definitions, and system communications...";
fil["100"]= "GUID-0F5FEBC5-FB93-40B9-B235-7E97DF0AD7C0.html@@@Expression processing order@@@The processing order of expressions is fixed...";
fil["101"]= "GUID-0F922929-C825-47B8-9D1E-15897F5FB822.html@@@Define Action options for the Terminate action in Exception rules@@@The Terminate action options control connection termination, notifications, and the creation of blacklist entries...";
fil["102"]= "GUID-0FA4D445-BB00-45A5-A7A1-D7F1D20634A2.html@@@Disable or enable automatic VPN Site management@@@Automatic Site management is active by default in the VPN settings for NGFW Engines...";
fil["103"]= "GUID-0FC58F5D-A9FB-434F-9DDF-3BC2B1CB3079.html@@@Create TLS Cryptography Suite Set elements@@@TLS Cryptography Suite Set elements define which cryptographic algorithms are allowed for encrypting TLS traffic...";
fil["104"]= "GUID-0FF6D297-CDDC-4DB2-9003-046B984129FF.html@@@Define contact addresses for an External VPN Gateway@@@Define a contact address for an External VPN Gateway if the IP address for contacting the gateway is different from the IP address of the gateway&apos;s interface (for example, because of NAT)...";
fil["105"]= "GUID-1001EE6D-BB98-41F4-A797-B9565DF1CC2D.html@@@Introduction to elements@@@Apart from a few minor exceptions, all configurations are created in the SMC, where information is stored as reusable elements...";
fil["106"]= "GUID-10404D42-F356-4842-8CBD-ABCD804B0086.html@@@Examples of Layer 2 Firewall interface configuration@@@These examples illustrate some common uses for Layer 2 Firewalls and general steps for how each example is configured...";
fil["107"]= "GUID-10695F17-2890-4B0C-B5AE-634C9C0D84DA.html@@@Defining VPN profiles@@@VPN Profile elements contain settings related to authentication, integrity checking, and encryption...";
fil["108"]= "GUID-106A79FF-BB78-4BB2-8957-16D17AF8A8A4.html@@@Exportable Firewall and Layer 2 Firewall log entry fields@@@Firewall and Layer 2 Firewall log entry fields are described in the following table. Because the fields are exportable, the table includes the syslog export field...";
fil["109"]= "GUID-10EE13F8-8E5D-4D8D-A2F8-A473C25F92F1.html@@@Heartbeat network for IPS Clusters@@@The nodes in an IPS cluster exchange status information through a heartbeat network using multicast transmissions...";
fil["110"]= "GUID-11376477-DDCB-4970-AB4B-914BDC045A26.html@@@Dynamic update configuration overview@@@Download and activate dynamic update packages using the Management Client...";
fil["111"]= "GUID-11394920-43F7-4783-9DDB-C07A2B8095AA.html@@@Defining Protocol parameters@@@Many Protocols provide options for you to set in the Service that uses them...";
fil["112"]= "GUID-11616702-552B-49F6-B0EB-42F8A393AC83.html@@@Integrating Forcepoint One Endpoint with Forcepoint NGFW@@@If you have installed Forcepoint One Endpoint clients on the endpoints in your network, you can collect information about endpoint clients, and use the information for access control in the SMC...";
fil["113"]= "GUID-11AAB824-EF19-4993-8C65-87804AD64C6D.html@@@Convert a Single Firewall to a Firewall Cluster@@@Use the conversion tool to change an existing Single Firewall engine into a Firewall Cluster...";
fil["114"]= "GUID-11AC80D0-094B-41DB-8C61-94757C75F486.html@@@Define Sandbox Service elements@@@To use Forcepoint Advanced Malware Detection, you must create a Sandbox Service element that defines the settings for the connection to the cloud sandbox or the local sandbox...";
fil["115"]= "GUID-11B302BA-B2F9-48A3-B63F-F44497CA4CC3.html@@@Configuring interfaces for Master NGFW Engines@@@Master NGFW Engines can have two types of interfaces: interfaces for the Master NGFW Engine&apos;s own traffic, and interfaces that are used by the Virtual NGFW Engines hosted on the Master NGFW Engine...";
fil["116"]= "GUID-11C37453-5562-4391-807A-95C5A5C01CAA.html@@@Security considerations for SMC deployment@@@The information stored in the Security Management Center (SMC) is highly valuable to anyone conducting or planning malicious activities in your network. Someone who gains administrator rights to the Management Server can change the configurations...";
fil["117"]= "GUID-11C6A5E0-BD0A-4B78-ABA6-254EE8E74F95.html@@@Network interfaces for using Layer 2 Firewalls in Passive Firewall mode@@@You can configure Layer 2 Firewalls in Passive Firewall mode. In Passive Firewall mode, the engine captures network traffic for inspection but does not actively filter traffic...";
fil["118"]= "GUID-11DD3EFB-9FD5-4704-84AE-F9B79D02280A.html@@@Example VPN configuration 3: create a VPN Profile element@@@You must create a custom VPN Profile element to define the settings for VPN clients...";
fil["119"]= "GUID-120A9302-F401-43E8-9D77-C28B6FFD9613.html@@@Guidelines for deploying IPS engines and Layer 2 Firewalls@@@There are some general deployment guidelines for IPS engines, Layer 2 Firewalls, and the Security Management Center (SMC)...";
fil["120"]= "GUID-12443430-57CC-4AEA-94DD-C3A64905B49B.html@@@Troubleshoot NGFW Engines that do not go or stay online@@@There are several possible causes and solutions when you command a node online, but it does not go online or turns itself offline shortly after going online...";
fil["121"]= "GUID-12979295-303F-49D7-86D9-EEBD43E34C5D.html@@@Configuring the NGFW Engine tester@@@The NGFW Engine tester runs various checks on the NGFW Engine and initiates responses based on the success or failure of these tests...";
fil["122"]= "GUID-12A3FBBD-F14D-484E-B03E-0BAE167215E2.html@@@Positioning IPS engines and Layer 2 Firewalls in internal networks@@@In internal networks, access is permissive for purely internal communications, but there are strict controls at the perimeter firewall that separates the internal network from public networks...";
fil["123"]= "GUID-1308E2F5-E045-4F19-9F8A-FB15A55B9EE1.html@@@Add Exception rules@@@Inspection Exceptions allow you to make changes to the Inspection Policy that are not applied to all connections...";
fil["124"]= "GUID-13504A17-6FE7-48FB-A09B-8C9C28D2FEC3.html@@@Example: IPS Cluster serial inline deployment@@@This scenario shows an example of an IPS Cluster in a serial inline deployment...";
fil["125"]= "GUID-13621EA0-835F-40CF-B532-48BFDBDC115D.html@@@Using Network Application elements@@@Network Application elements collect combinations of identified characteristics and detected events in traffic to dynamically identify traffic related to the use of a particular network application...";
fil["126"]= "GUID-13A39845-3B3A-4E8C-B2CF-6A775FFF708E.html@@@Define what action Exception rules take@@@The Action defines the command for the engine to carry out when a connection matches the Exception rule...";
fil["127"]= "GUID-13B8A814-7972-4CFB-931A-CC915703A11E.html@@@Configuring interfaces for IPS engines@@@The interface configuration for Single IPS engines and IPS Clusters consists of several main steps...";
fil["128"]= "GUID-13C36DE9-1B15-4697-AD1D-02584E0F638D.html@@@Copy backup files to a storage location@@@Copying backup files to a storage location ensures that the backup files are available if the data on the server on which they were created is lost...";
fil["129"]= "GUID-14690F3A-7FA1-4E84-87CD-1E3D17C4B2FC.html@@@Add Inline Interfaces for Layer 2 Firewalls@@@Inline Interfaces allow traffic to flow through the Layer 2 Firewall, so that traffic that is harmful can be actively filtered out...";
fil["130"]= "GUID-14764A37-F336-43C7-95EB-48827B1D3375.html@@@Export all elements@@@You can export all elements as a group...";
fil["131"]= "GUID-148E136E-E919-4F14-9833-1454CAE43F5C.html@@@Verifying and tuning Inspection Policy elements@@@Tuning increases the relevancy and accuracy of the findings that the system generates...";
fil["132"]= "GUID-1498AAED-08E9-4F0E-A763-A61B479315E0.html@@@Check when VPN certificate authorities expire@@@The Internal RSA CA for Gateways and the Internal ECDSA CA for Gateways are valid for 10 years...";
fil["133"]= "GUID-14EE016F-7A27-4E5D-A15C-164CD2477ABE.html@@@Add IPv4 and IPv6 addresses to IPS Cluster interfaces@@@You can add IPv4 and IPv6 addresses to system communication interfaces on IPS engines...";
fil["134"]= "GUID-15052085-7195-4D39-BA8D-3A45648B2DDC.html@@@Define GRE Protocol parameters@@@The Generic Routing Encapsulation (GRE) protocol is a tunneling protocol that allows the encapsulation of network layer packets inside IP tunneling packets...";
fil["135"]= "GUID-15521FB7-3333-42EB-B51A-E8048AD11021.html@@@Create LDAP Server or Active Directory Server elements@@@If you want to use an external directory server, you must create an element to define the parameters for contacting the server and the LDAP object classes...";
fil["136"]= "GUID-15547A56-2AD0-4A82-A7BA-50A4E9127E98.html@@@Collapse element groups in Diagram elements@@@Collapsing clustered engine elements makes complicated diagrams simpler...";
fil["137"]= "GUID-155749DE-79F8-4847-BDB9-932ED0355FCC.html@@@Allowing system communications in Access rules@@@You must add Access rules for some types of communication between SMC components...";
fil["138"]= "GUID-156799A3-8418-4C31-926C-C3C8E4EF92AB.html@@@Rules for DNS relay@@@Traffic for DNS Relay is allowed by automatic rules by default. We recommend using automatic rules...";
fil["139"]= "GUID-1586E2ED-FDAF-473B-B0DF-7101DF1928E2.html@@@Using Forcepoint Advanced Malware Detection with Master NGFW Engines and Virtual NGFW Engines@@@In environments with Master NGFW Engines and Virtual NGFW Engines, you configure the settings for the connection to the sandbox service on the Master NGFW Engine...";
fil["140"]= "GUID-15950337-626A-45B5-8A2E-2721AFFF0E1F.html@@@Pause the scheduled execution of Tasks@@@If you want to temporarily stop a Scheduled Task from running at the scheduled time, you can suspend the Scheduled Task...";
fil["141"]= "GUID-15A5BAC3-23F6-433B-A591-7B25EE1EB85B.html@@@Define VPN topology for policy-based VPNs@@@For a valid policy-based VPN, you must have at least two gateways in the VPN. At least one of the gateways must be listed as a central gateway. The satellite gateways list can be left empty (for a full-mesh topology)...";
fil["142"]= "GUID-15B8AD4C-CB09-4826-953D-54965E8A1DFC.html@@@Respond to System Alerts@@@\u201CSystem Alert\u201D is a general category for alert messages that are generated because something in the operation of the SMC components or NGFW Engines requires your attention...";
fil["143"]= "GUID-15DD8B74-D5B8-4C71-B32F-B042DD06A290.html@@@Configuration overview@@@Follow these main steps to use the Management Client in a web browser...";
fil["144"]= "GUID-15F32920-9374-446A-9882-2FDB5F70E7BE.html@@@Sidewinder Proxy configuration overview@@@To use Sidewinder Proxy, you must enable the feature and add Access rules. You can optionally add other elements to customize how Sidewinder Proxies work...";
fil["145"]= "GUID-164372D7-0CB7-48D4-99B8-1706F5349419.html@@@Enable the SSL VPN Portal for an NGFW Engine@@@In the Engine Editor, enable the SSL VPN Portal for each NGFW Engine that provides SSL VPN Portal access...";
fil["146"]= "GUID-1661B887-573A-4DD5-BD74-E420BFD62D72.html@@@Example VPN configuration 2: configure VPN settings for the NGFW Engine@@@If you have already configured VPN settings for the NGFW Engine, there is no need to change any of the settings...";
fil["147"]= "GUID-16749A57-5F41-444A-8C1D-7D8F65460AC5.html@@@Edit Log Data Context elements@@@You can change the name and edit the filters for a Log Data Context that you have created...";
fil["148"]= "GUID-167CAE08-507D-4269-B205-8F965CA0E6FB.html@@@Change Access rules to allow Web Portal connections@@@If Web Portal connections are routed through a firewall, you must change the IPv4 Access rules in your security policy to allow them. Web Portal connections include connections to the Management Server and the Log Server as well as end-user connections...";
fil["149"]= "GUID-1697F501-8B8D-46C9-92F7-59A4807FEF67.html@@@VPN certificate configuration overview@@@Configuring VPN certificates involves several main steps...";
fil["150"]= "GUID-16BB222D-F607-4CD1-A74F-50D287C3402D.html@@@Methods for monitoring third-party device status@@@The Log Server can actively probe the status of third-party components using several alternative methods...";
fil["151"]= "GUID-16E79D6B-CE6B-4C58-8517-248FF182D0B3.html@@@Troubleshoot false positives in the Inspection Policy@@@There are several possible causes and solutions when the Inspection Policy produces alerts or terminates traffic that you consider to be normal...";
fil["152"]= "GUID-16E8C383-56AD-45DE-9BDE-F86D3CDBDD18.html@@@Configuring Protocol Agents@@@Protocol Agents are represented in the Management Client by Protocol elements that have Protocol Agent as their type. Other Protocol elements are of the type Protocol Tag...";
fil["153"]= "GUID-17010031-A883-4B57-97A1-057EF07B0BDF.html@@@Security considerations for TLS inspection@@@You must carefully consider security precautions when using TLS Inspection...";
fil["154"]= "GUID-171D6DB2-99CD-4DAC-9E8C-A0E5D6AFFFD3.html@@@Static destination translation@@@Destination translation is typically needed to translate new incoming connections from a server\u2019s public IP address to the server&apos;s private IP address...";
fil["155"]= "GUID-172332E6-1BA5-4AA8-BBD5-6B2FB4AF266D.html@@@Traffic inspection policies@@@Policies are key elements that contain rules for allowing or blocking network traffic and inspecting the content of traffic...";
fil["156"]= "GUID-1745D400-735D-4798-A8D4-6B674A7AA943.html@@@Example: integrating Microsoft Active Directory Servers@@@This scenario shows an example of integrating Microsoft Active Directory servers...";
fil["157"]= "GUID-17597FA2-1701-4D43-A3DD-66310B242308.html@@@Examples of NAT configuration@@@These examples illustrate some common uses for NAT rules and the general steps on how each example is configured...";
fil["158"]= "GUID-176115A6-25CC-4F2A-9BE2-4C34DF61D98E.html@@@Troubleshoot contact between NGFW Engines and the Management Server@@@Sometimes, the engine cannot establish initial contact to the Management Server, or all subsequent attempts to command the engine through the Management Client fail. There are several possible causes and solutions for these failures...";
fil["159"]= "GUID-1787B5A9-C521-4FF6-AA5E-050C3CB7289B.html@@@Setting up@@@After deploying the SMC components, you are ready to start using the Management Client and carrying out some of the first configuration tasks...";
fil["160"]= "GUID-17A4228B-8A82-44A1-9222-17862C081139.html@@@Example: IPS Capture Interface configuration with SPAN@@@An example of using SPAN ports on switches to duplicate packets for inspection...";
fil["161"]= "GUID-17AA5DE2-0CAD-4E66-B93E-443776D9242E.html@@@Example: Setting up Multi-Link and dynamic DNS updates@@@When you set up dynamic DNS updates, the Server Pool NetLink addresses that correspond to the available Internet connections are updated automatically on the DNS server...";
fil["162"]= "GUID-17D1D530-0C87-480B-8E7A-5E4B1DACE756.html@@@Using search features@@@You can search for elements, references to other elements, duplicate IP addresses, duplicate Service elements, unused elements, users, and elements in the Trash...";
fil["163"]= "GUID-17F13448-0EFE-480A-AB86-BC74A517F671.html@@@Add statistical items to a section of the Statistics arrangement of the Logs view@@@You can add statistical items to a section of the Statistics view...";
fil["164"]= "GUID-18063532-B28D-4732-B245-44D8EB465607.html@@@Export log entries@@@Log, alert, and audit data can be exported directly from the Logs view. Use the export command for large numbers of entries...";
fil["165"]= "GUID-1808A318-DB8A-4118-8B9A-49BD908C3F00.html@@@Activating the relevant inspection checks@@@The Rules tree is the main tool for controlling deep inspection...";
fil["166"]= "GUID-1817D8C5-A4A4-45B5-AFE1-5C0F05C58F0D.html@@@IP addresses for IPS engines@@@You can add IP addresses to system communication interfaces on IPS engines...";
fil["167"]= "GUID-1834ACA8-2F3E-4918-9383-27CC95799783.html@@@Define IPv4 Encapsulation Protocol parameters@@@The IPv4 Encapsulation Agent provides protocol inspection for tunneled IPv4 traffic...";
fil["168"]= "GUID-183BFE33-E64D-4B92-AD7D-EEBD1ADD0392.html@@@Modify Log Server elements@@@One Log Server element is automatically created during SMC installation. You can change the settings as necessary...";
fil["169"]= "GUID-1856F6D5-AC49-4A41-8EE0-766BAB088E39.html@@@Forwarding log data from Log Servers to external hosts@@@You can forward log data from Log Servers to external hosts to back up the data or to process the data in an external system...";
fil["170"]= "GUID-185D3367-2BD9-4F25-8F0F-5083517C705F.html@@@Defining what Report Sections to use in a Report@@@A Report Design consists of one or more Report Sections, which define parameters for all Report Items. You can modify and create Report Sections in a Report Design...";
fil["171"]= "GUID-187982D4-F1E5-481C-936A-D5A3CC7F80D3.html@@@Edit individual NGFW Engines@@@You can change the properties specific to one individual engine element, such as IP address definitions, by editing the engine element...";
fil["172"]= "GUID-18BAF39C-D9E5-42BC-8398-DAAFF573E4EE.html@@@Example: Layer 2 Firewall Capture Interfaces in Passive Firewall mode@@@An example of deploying a Layer 2 Firewall in Passive Firewall mode...";
fil["173"]= "GUID-192D2B84-EDB3-4398-8CCF-78684CB94B98.html@@@Create Validate Policy Tasks@@@Create a Task for validating a policy on selected engines...";
fil["174"]= "GUID-1939D387-0A43-4D7C-816C-5D44F050A442.html@@@How Inspection Policy elements are designed@@@Inspection Policy elements activate checks for specific traffic patterns and define what action the engine takes when a match is found...";
fil["175"]= "GUID-198A6DFE-7F71-4DBC-9B8C-C47A16CAF22D.html@@@View Geolocation element locations in Overviews and Reports@@@Geolocation elements are displayed in Google Maps based on the location data that was entered for them...";
fil["176"]= "GUID-19CFDDB4-7FCB-493B-9018-176B36AD3026.html@@@Getting started with reports@@@The Management Client provides extensive reporting tools for generating reports on information stored in the SMC. The summaries that make up the reports can be illustrated with different types of charts and tables...";
fil["177"]= "GUID-1A230A9A-210A-4631-8AB2-6185E301A373.html@@@Example: filtering out irrelevant logs@@@This scenario shows an example of using Log Data Pruning to temporarily discard unnecessary logs...";
fil["178"]= "GUID-1A5019A9-3598-435D-A7EB-DDB4DB27132B.html@@@Example: configuring NAT for static address translation@@@An example of configuring NAT for static address translation...";
fil["179"]= "GUID-1AAED269-03C9-45B3-8F23-F37C323887BC.html@@@Policy Snapshots@@@A Policy Snapshot is a stored record of a policy configuration...";
fil["180"]= "GUID-1AC35B0B-321D-42CA-BE04-BC180917BF13.html@@@Connect Forcepoint NGFW to a sandbox service@@@Configure the settings that Forcepoint NGFW uses to connect to the cloud sandbox or the local sandbox...";
fil["181"]= "GUID-1AF6308D-E08F-4BD9-979E-B8241260494E.html@@@Create User Group elements@@@If you have many users, you might want to organize your users into several different User Groups...";
fil["182"]= "GUID-1B03E400-594A-477E-A565-1B3412C50FDD.html@@@Define SSH Protocol parameters@@@The SSH Protocol Agent validates the communications to make sure the protocol used really is SSH...";
fil["183"]= "GUID-1B49BB5B-2D49-4B9C-B693-767FAD203514.html@@@Troubleshooting@@@Troubleshooting helps you resolve common problems in the Forcepoint NGFW and SMC...";
fil["184"]= "GUID-1B72D1EC-47BA-4B6F-8376-E727D37005FA.html@@@What the Pending Changes pane shows@@@The Pending Changes pane shows configuration and policy changes that have not yet been transferred to the NGFW Engines. What the pane shows depends on whether an NGFW Engine&apos;s home page or the Home view showing all NGFW Engines is open...";
fil["185"]= "GUID-1BD7013C-8125-4BF7-A97E-D7BCD75A0A3E.html@@@Post-installation steps for Forcepoint NGFW in the Layer 2 Firewall role@@@There are some steps to follow after you have completed the installation, installed a basic policy, and turned the Layer 2 Firewall engines online...";
fil["186"]= "GUID-1BF8F68A-ABA7-47A4-B4D2-FE0E0AFC51BF.html@@@Checking maintenance contract information@@@You can view maintenance contract and support level information for your licenses in the Management Client by allowing your Management Server to contact Forcepoint servers...";
fil["187"]= "GUID-1C2F2485-80BC-4829-AAE8-844B4D4F4956.html@@@Set the layout of Diagram elements@@@You can set the layout of a diagram manually, or you can select one of the automatic layout options...";
fil["188"]= "GUID-1C83A3CF-18C3-439B-B939-A74E5405CFC7.html@@@Modify Report Design elements@@@If you have an existing Report Design, you can add or remove sections or items...";
fil["189"]= "GUID-1CA8E5BF-DEB7-4F9F-B185-9CA5C24C69D5.html@@@Viewing and exporting logged data@@@You can view log, alert, and audit entries through the log browsing views. You can view data from SMC servers, all types of engines, and from third-party components that are configured to send data to the SMC...";
fil["190"]= "GUID-1CB6B4C3-5984-4718-88FE-2D736825F6B8.html@@@Example: Layer 2 Firewall Inline Interfaces in Passive Firewall mode@@@An example of deploying a Layer 2 Firewall in Passive Firewall mode in the traffic path...";
fil["191"]= "GUID-1CD39CC3-A435-4893-88F6-B998AFA7CA81.html@@@What IPS engines and Layer 2 Firewalls do@@@An IPS engine or a Layer 2 Firewall picks up and examines network traffic in real time. Layer 2 Firewalls and IPS engines perform event correlation and analysis for traffic they inspect...";
fil["192"]= "GUID-1CDDE20C-372C-45E9-BF35-3A6147FE680E.html@@@Add physical interfaces for Master NGFW Engines@@@In addition to physical interfaces that are used for hosted Virtual NGFW Engine communications, you must add at least one physical interface for system communications...";
fil["193"]= "GUID-1D297A28-4A97-4FDE-8FA8-D83DFCBE10F8.html@@@Create Diagram elements from configured elements@@@You can create a diagram from previously configured elements...";
fil["194"]= "GUID-1D3DC356-AC18-4BC4-98ED-563C9049E5EC.html@@@Define FTP Protocol parameters@@@The FTP Protocol Agent keeps track of the ports used in File Transfer Protocol (FTP) sessions. You can also use this Protocol Agent to redirect FTP traffic to a proxy service...";
fil["195"]= "GUID-1D79ECF7-3069-4D2B-990B-6A6C2BCDBC8E.html@@@Exclude traffic from decryption for TLS inspection@@@Some traffic is automatically excluded from decryption. You can also exclude traffic from decryption globally, add rules to exclude specific traffic from decryption, or create specific lists of domains to exclude from decryption...";
fil["196"]= "GUID-1D7FB3AC-B646-4A1B-B574-02AFF064D617.html@@@Create sub-policies from existing Access rules@@@You can convert IPv4 and IPv6 Access rules in an existing policy into a Sub-Policy...";
fil["197"]= "GUID-1D8F733D-A4A4-4B02-B7F9-AFDC95CB0F93.html@@@Translate destination addresses in packets@@@Destination translation is typically used to translate new incoming connections from a server\u2019s public IP address to the server&apos;s private IP address...";
fil["198"]= "GUID-1DA24DD7-47F4-44C1-A2C1-16FA60FD1D18.html@@@Bandwidth management@@@Bandwidth management means giving a guaranteed minimum portion of the available bandwidth to some types of traffic. It also sets limits for how much of the total available bandwidth each type of traffic is allowed to consume at any given time...";
fil["199"]= "GUID-1DC0A5D9-5AB6-4AE7-BB5E-8FE96D6E1E6C.html@@@Create Outbound Multi-Link elements@@@Outbound Multi-Link elements group together NetLinks as a single entity and set options for load balancing...";
fil["200"]= "GUID-1DD91EB3-D24F-4366-8DC1-2A8C3861600E.html@@@Browsing log data@@@You can browse, filter, and search for log data in the Logs view...";
fil["201"]= "GUID-1DDB90C6-0BC1-45C1-8ED8-F56A98513F28.html@@@MSRPC Protocol Agent@@@The MSRPC (Microsoft RPC) Protocol Agent allows related connections for the endpoint mapper (EPM) protocol. It also handles NAT modifications for communications between Microsoft Outlook clients and Microsoft Exchange servers...";
fil["202"]= "GUID-1E148A25-3233-4B51-84C5-7F7C883155BC.html@@@Manageability of IPS engines and Layer 2 Firewalls@@@IPS engines and Layer 2 Firewalls provide network administrators the tools to save time, reduce mistakes, and get a network overview...";
fil["203"]= "GUID-1E3B853F-8E3D-48FF-B708-82F9BA70F6B3.html@@@Copy log entries in CSV format@@@Log, alert, and audit data can be copied directly from the Logs view, then pasted in comma-separated values (CSV) format...";
fil["204"]= "GUID-1EA4E9FB-E08F-4E6B-8E78-5877E27CAF5E.html@@@Add point-to-point protocol clients to Single Firewall interfaces@@@You can use PPPoE or PPPoA clients to connect the Firewall to an external ADSL modem without configuring routing and NAT settings on the ADSL modem...";
fil["205"]= "GUID-1F0973EF-A389-4893-BDD4-AE035D90CB55.html@@@Using Multi-Link with a Firewall Cluster for outbound traffic management@@@You can configure Multi-Link with a Firewall Cluster consisting of two nodes by using two routers and two switches and physically connecting each node to each switch...";
fil["206"]= "GUID-1F17E4C2-E43F-4AF8-A790-B20608068EA6.html@@@Example: client protection in TLS inspection@@@The administrators also want to detect and block -based attacks targeting the browsers of users in Company A\u2019s network to protect the workstations and internal networks...";
fil["207"]= "GUID-1F184467-77CC-4B0A-9BED-44B0B202D5D3.html@@@Using Alias elements in Access rules@@@You can use Alias elements to create a single rule that changes in meaning depending on where it is installed...";
fil["208"]= "GUID-1F56BA66-4710-467A-9E85-522A10809265.html@@@Manually fetch latest maintenance contract information@@@If you do not allow contacting Forcepoint servers automatically, you can fetch the information manually...";
fil["209"]= "GUID-1F8D67ED-7BD7-4091-9F96-ACA3ED4AD2FA.html@@@Dynamic IP addresses for Single Firewall interfaces and how they work@@@Single Firewalls support the use of DHCP, PPPoA, PPPoE, and SLAAC to assign dynamic IPv4 or IPv6 addresses on the firewall\u2019s network interfaces. PPP is only supported for IPv4 addresses...";
fil["210"]= "GUID-1F9BF71A-5B9E-4CED-988B-430FCDA8A1D9.html@@@Select SSH Known Hosts Lists for NGFW Engine@@@To allow connections only to specific trusted servers, select SSH Known Hosts Lists in the Engine Editor...";
fil["211"]= "GUID-1FB9FE34-59C9-43D9-859B-C98312C172E6.html@@@Using custom properties profiles to upload custom scripts@@@If you use custom scripts that you manually upload to the NGFW Engine, you can instead add the scripts to Custom Properties Profile elements...";
fil["212"]= "GUID-1FBDED06-A7FD-4A5F-A7DE-51BB2EFB1CB1.html@@@Getting started with Tasks@@@You can use Task elements for manual or automatic maintenance operations in the SMC...";
fil["213"]= "GUID-1FCB5A74-B3AF-43A4-A4E0-82499406B100.html@@@Change VPN link modes in Multi-Link VPNs@@@The mode of a VPN link determines how the link is used in a Multi-Link VPN for SD-WAN...";
fil["214"]= "GUID-1FF50A3E-457F-4FCE-BC30-093CA69A5195.html@@@Examples of Directory Servers@@@These examples illustrate some common uses for Directory Servers and general steps on how each scenario is configured...";
fil["215"]= "GUID-201BD3A5-5CA8-40DE-BBB0-6BDD062BD3C8.html@@@Example: logging URLs accessed by internal users with a Protocol Agent@@@Company B has decided to track which webpages the employees visit. In addition to logging the connections, the administrators also want to log URLs...";
fil["216"]= "GUID-205D0A71-B4C3-4D9B-B09D-B70D4870ABD8.html@@@Overviews and how they work@@@Customizable Overviews contain information on the system\u2019s status, including shortcuts to frequently used views and statistical charts of the system\u2019s operation. An example of a frequently used view is a log filtered by criteria that you configured. Examples of statistical charts are engine load and traffic flow...";
fil["217"]= "GUID-208E5F5B-5E6C-4F37-B2D9-55010B153D66.html@@@Save elements, log data, reports, and statistics@@@You can save lists of elements, logged data, reports, statistics, and diagrams in PDF format or as HTML...";
fil["218"]= "GUID-209791B1-2258-4948-B36B-1BFB4D5EBD16.html@@@Default elements for Situation elements@@@There are many predefined Contexts, Situations, Tags, and Vulnerabilities...";
fil["219"]= "GUID-20B15C59-E08E-487E-9A55-A3757C7045D5.html@@@Getting started with Diagram elements@@@Diagrams allow you to generate a model of the elements you have already configured. You can also design a model of your network and configure Security Management Center (SMC) elements at the same time...";
fil["220"]= "GUID-20EC3A7B-9EAA-4BB6-B605-2EB812178E35.html@@@Export the default HTML pages for browser-based user authentication@@@You can export the HTML pages from the default User Authentication Page element, then edit the HTML pages using any HTML editor...";
fil["221"]= "GUID-212C4753-E9B8-49A8-9CEB-04763B5C294A.html@@@Shortcuts for monitoring different elements@@@Actions for monitoring a component are available in the Monitoring branch of the element&apos;s right-click menu. The available actions depend on the component type...";
fil["222"]= "GUID-21306660-C08C-48C6-ACAE-82574E0D2A4F.html@@@Main benefits of IPS engines and Layer 2 Firewalls@@@IPS engines and Layer 2 Firewalls have four key benefits: accuracy, manageability, scalability, and high availability...";
fil["223"]= "GUID-214F37EC-BF79-4CBF-B8A6-F2FD78AA8662.html@@@Using Continue rules with Sidewinder Proxies@@@When you use Continue rules to specify a default Protocol, including Sidewinder Proxies, rules later in the policy can override the defaults set in Continue rules...";
fil["224"]= "GUID-2198BCBE-05AF-4E93-82DA-FDBD3CD042DA.html@@@Add additional nodes to Master NGFW Engines@@@By default, the Master NGFW Engine element has two nodes on the Clustering pane of the Engine Editor. You can add new nodes to the Master NGFW Engine element. Each Master NGFW Engine supports up to 16 nodes...";
fil["225"]= "GUID-21CEAA37-EABC-46FC-AEF5-574DFE43A9EC.html@@@Examples of TLS inspection@@@These examples illustrate some common uses for TLS Inspection and general steps on how each scenario is configured...";
fil["226"]= "GUID-21F12F13-204C-456E-85DD-A4F71F12AB0A.html@@@Add Modem Interfaces for Single Firewalls@@@A Modem Interface represents the settings of a mobile broadband modem that provides a wireless link from a Single Firewall to the Internet or to the Management Server. You can optionally define one or more Modem Interfaces for each Single Firewall...";
fil["227"]= "GUID-21F61710-E2C7-40CC-B29B-3D1F29C32CD5.html@@@Create SSH Known Hosts for Sidewinder SSH Proxy@@@SSH Known Host elements contain the contact information, public key, and fingerprint that you use to authenticate servers that you trust...";
fil["228"]= "GUID-21FBEEAE-F459-4520-A388-58B2835E758D.html@@@Create an SMC Appliance backup on the command line@@@You can create a backup of the SMC Appliance configuration from the command line...";
fil["229"]= "GUID-2213DF05-FD2D-42D3-A955-BECF726CA354.html@@@Create QoS Class elements@@@QoS Classes are used to collect QoS statistics about traffic or to create a link between the Access rules and the QoS Policy...";
fil["230"]= "GUID-222054A1-AAC3-4153-8F8C-47E17903EA70.html@@@Limitations of Forcepoint Advanced Malware Detection@@@There are some limitations when you use Forcepoint Advanced Malware Detection...";
fil["231"]= "GUID-2224988F-9F17-4F54-B301-90F21574C4BC.html@@@User Response elements and how they work@@@User Response elements allow you to define custom responses that are sent to the user when an HTTP or HTTPS connection is closed...";
fil["232"]= "GUID-223D0ABF-0A65-4EDA-B75D-D9E6F6047764.html@@@Security associations (SA) in IPsec VPNs@@@The settings that are used for a tunnel are stored in Security Associations (SA). There are two SAs for each IPsec VPN tunnel: one for outgoing traffic, and another one for incoming traffic...";
fil["233"]= "GUID-226137C2-B65D-4E8D-9F3D-CD71763D0587.html@@@Use Tools Profile elements to add commands to elements@@@You can add commands (for example, tracert, SSH, or ping) to an element\u2019s right-click menu with Tools Profiles. The commands are added in the Tools submenu...";
fil["234"]= "GUID-22920DE5-7FFD-4DA1-ACB3-69099DD4F44E.html@@@Enable anti-malware on the NGFW Engine@@@To use anti-malware, you must enable the anti-malware feature in the Engine Editor...";
fil["235"]= "GUID-22ADBE31-FA86-46D6-93C8-CAFCD13BD15A.html@@@Report configuration overview@@@Reports consist of Report Designs that include relevant sections and items...";
fil["236"]= "GUID-22F18A82-7856-4C6A-A95E-7AC6070FDF91.html@@@Add LDAP object classes@@@If your Active Directory or LDAP server has LDAP object classes that are not defined in the SMC by default, add those object classes to the LDAP Object classes...";
fil["237"]= "GUID-232A42F8-B839-47F9-9343-C13CBB27F7AB.html@@@Configure client certificate authentication for browser-based user authentication@@@In environments that require multi-factor user authentication, you can configure certificate-based authentication using X.509 certificates for browser-based user authentication...";
fil["238"]= "GUID-234FC82C-955F-45BA-9E0E-26D686D2AFCD.html@@@Keyboard shortcuts@@@For a list of available shortcut keys in the Management Client, see Knowledge Base article 38538...";
fil["239"]= "GUID-23A79CAC-CCC6-4C74-BE2C-85FEC9BC3D92.html@@@IPS deployment in IDS mode@@@One of the options in IDS mode is to use network TAP devices that copy packets for the IPS engines...";
fil["240"]= "GUID-23B38495-AF69-4D16-8E76-DB61DDEEE263.html@@@Introduction to expressions@@@An expression is an element that combines other network elements (IP addresses) with logical operands...";
fil["241"]= "GUID-23FAFE7E-A812-477C-85B5-3E030A414F4C.html@@@Managing SMC Appliance backups@@@You can create and manage Management Server and Log Server backups for SMC Appliance using the Management Client. You can also use the smca-backup script on the command line of the SMC Appliance...";
fil["242"]= "GUID-24514CF5-6C39-4E72-A376-5DE15BDF91F9.html@@@Controlling NGFW Engine operation@@@You can command and set options for Firewall engines, Layer 2 Firewall engines, IPS engines, Master NGFW Engines, Virtual Firewalls, Virtual IPS engines, and Virtual Layer 2 Firewalls through the Management Client...";
fil["243"]= "GUID-2473910F-AE63-470D-B684-DB59464765FA.html@@@Example: Allowing a blocked URL@@@In this example, a company is using category-based URL filtering and wants to make an exception to categorized URLs that are blocked by default...";
fil["244"]= "GUID-24816D53-3FE0-42FC-A62F-46D07C683419.html@@@Example: Balancing traffic between Internet connections@@@This scenario shows an example of using Multi-Link to balance the load of traffic between two smaller Internet connections instead of one larger connection...";
fil["245"]= "GUID-24FED6D7-6E0D-469E-8DED-DCAE87FFF827.html@@@Enable or disable diagnostics@@@Diagnostics mode provides more detailed log data for troubleshooting purposes...";
fil["246"]= "GUID-25409C56-7821-4B81-BC21-EDA4CB8BFC57.html@@@Restore system configurations after a hardware failure@@@Restoring backups on replacement hardware restores the SMC configurations to the state they were in when you took the backup...";
fil["247"]= "GUID-256BFBFB-9B5C-4EF6-B464-86482A8D174F.html@@@Troubleshooting connecting to Management Servers@@@If an engine that has been changed cannot connect to the Management Server, you have several troubleshooting options...";
fil["248"]= "GUID-2588F7D8-048A-4736-8850-8B044F0D1A6B.html@@@Log data management configuration overview@@@Log data management involves several main steps...";
fil["249"]= "GUID-259F746C-0D85-4640-B10A-00AB63A957C2.html@@@IPS deployment in IPS mode@@@In an inline IPS configuration, the IPS engines are installed directly in the traffic path...";
fil["250"]= "GUID-25B056C4-FC6A-402E-9189-D5B839501ACA.html@@@Custom alert scripts for alert escalation@@@You can write a script that executes custom commands for alert escalation...";
fil["251"]= "GUID-25C7EC56-9661-4151-8AFC-E0708400287A.html@@@Getting started with automatic updates and upgrades@@@Automatic updates are available for dynamic update packages, remote upgrades for engines, and licenses...";
fil["252"]= "GUID-25CDCA88-0E7F-450F-BD15-C2DF8BDFAA3C.html@@@Define administrator permissions for NGFW Engines@@@Define the administrator permissions that permit users to access and view engine options...";
fil["253"]= "GUID-25CF62D1-1499-4E72-AE16-0694B62FF69F.html@@@Restore selected elements from Policy Snapshots@@@You can restore selected elements from a Policy Snapshot...";
fil["254"]= "GUID-25FEF6E1-F0BA-4AFA-9998-E84AF9FE302A.html@@@Example: Investigation of a false positive@@@This scenario shows an example of an incident investigation of a false positive...";
fil["255"]= "GUID-2601ED24-04DB-4024-9922-3600F2764FF2.html@@@Defining VPN gateways@@@VPN Gateway and External VPN Gateway elements represent the physical devices that establish the VPN in the configuration...";
fil["256"]= "GUID-2611C18D-275A-4EE8-84E5-3FE1080F26AA.html@@@Forcepoint VPN Client connection issues@@@If you experience connection issues, there are several troubleshooting processes to follow...";
fil["257"]= "GUID-2624649F-23A4-4F71-BD82-3F5F90B394A3.html@@@Create a Delete Log Task@@@The recommended way to delete logs is to set up a Delete Log Task...";
fil["258"]= "GUID-262DA91C-F24E-4F60-A44D-6E5EB90A6696.html@@@Respond to Connection closed abnormally log messages@@@Logs might contain the message \u201Cconnection closed abnormally\u201D if the connection closing does not occur in the expected order of a normal TCP connection...";
fil["259"]= "GUID-26370F31-5974-4303-B71A-CCC2D27B8203.html@@@Getting started with monitoring third-party devices@@@As well as SMC components, you can monitor third-party devices, with some limitations...";
fil["260"]= "GUID-263B057E-35F6-477D-9687-080FD5C41E94.html@@@Getting started with Service elements@@@Service elements specify a network protocol, as well as source or destination ports for TCP and UDP traffic...";
fil["261"]= "GUID-2662A764-CD32-47A2-BDE2-FF510595633A.html@@@Unlock elements@@@Unlock an element so that you can edit or delete it...";
fil["262"]= "GUID-266483A1-DA21-462A-BC6E-B0D476052463.html@@@GTP Protocol Agent@@@The GTP Protocol Agent provides protocol inspection for GTP traffic...";
fil["263"]= "GUID-2664AEC9-BD59-4D8B-8F24-F20179AB0B11.html@@@Considerations for working on the NGFW Engine command line@@@Nearly all engine configuration is done through the Management Client, but some engine settings and options must be defined and configured on the command line...";
fil["264"]= "GUID-26871B8A-0913-40BD-AD4A-5BCFCB4BFAAA.html@@@How reports are constructed@@@Reports are summaries of log data and statistical monitoring information. Reports consist of Report Items, \n\t Report Sections, and Report Designs...";
fil["265"]= "GUID-26ACE3BB-D588-4BB7-A535-15E65DF714F1.html@@@FTP Protocol Agent@@@One of the most common ways to transfer files across networks is using FTP. An FTP session starts with a control connection (by default, TCP port 21), and the data connection continues using a dynamically allocated port...";
fil["266"]= "GUID-26D7F914-2335-4D52-BE07-869BD6D165FD.html@@@Authenticate administrators using RADIUS or TACACS+ methods@@@You can authenticate administrators and Web Portal users using RADIUS or TACACS+ authentication methods...";
fil["267"]= "GUID-272EA4A8-70BC-4A92-A68C-B774C07F1A14.html@@@Access rules for additional Management Servers@@@The Firewall Template policy contains rules that allow connections between the Firewall and all SMC servers. If other components connect through a Firewall to additional Management Servers, add rules that allow this traffic...";
fil["268"]= "GUID-273747A4-7099-4964-A8F5-9A40859CBB2A.html@@@Deploying NGFW Engines on cloud-based virtualization platforms@@@You can deploy NGFW Engines on cloud-based virtualization platforms, such as the Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud and the Microsoft Azure cloud...";
fil["269"]= "GUID-275F31D9-E48E-4D2F-9780-9346978CD5D8.html@@@Site-to-site and mobile VPNs in Forcepoint NGFW@@@You can create VPNs between VPN gateway devices or between a VPN client and a VPN gateway device...";
fil["270"]= "GUID-27A74CB1-793F-4204-A816-FBE52FD31E2E.html@@@Troubleshoot status monitoring@@@There are some common problems and solutions related to viewing the status of elements in the Management Client...";
fil["271"]= "GUID-27C4DBD9-8BCC-4986-8B55-246BD08D5DC4.html@@@Advanced traffic inspection@@@The Firewall\u2019s traffic inspection process is designed to ensure a high level of security and throughput. The Firewalls\u2019 policies determine when to use stateful connection tracking, packet filtering, or application-level security...";
fil["272"]= "GUID-2814E31E-63B2-4D44-8786-0065DD09BFB2.html@@@Change the state of Incident Case elements@@@The state information is only for your own reference. As the investigation of the incident case progresses, you can change its state accordingly...";
fil["273"]= "GUID-28236475-DF4F-45BE-84A2-D701C1925B31.html@@@Manually connect elements in Diagram elements@@@You can use the Connection Tool to connect elements in diagrams manually...";
fil["274"]= "GUID-2841B799-891D-4481-AE57-322B95BAB705.html@@@VPN client settings and how they work@@@Forcepoint VPN Client settings are configured centrally in the SMC. The settings are automatically updated to the Forcepoint VPN Client from the engines when the clients connect...";
fil["275"]= "GUID-284EAC3B-6699-4958-BE16-1417D74CAD3C.html@@@Select a Link Usage Profile for a route-based VPN tunnel group@@@To override the default link selection options in QoS Class elements, select a Link Usage Profile element for the route-based VPN tunnel group...";
fil["276"]= "GUID-285EFBAE-40AB-42DB-8303-1E5892082AA9.html@@@Add journal entries to Incident Case elements@@@The journal allows you to record your observations and comments about administrator actions during the incident investigation...";
fil["277"]= "GUID-28600FF6-430E-41CA-83B7-72B62A0A8E65.html@@@Using firewalls to separate internal networks@@@Internal networks are mixed environments with servers and end-user computers. Firewalls restrict traffic between the different internal networks, but traffic within each network is often not secured in any significant way...";
fil["278"]= "GUID-28714164-B09B-485C-A576-A1D290C562B8.html@@@Define Authentication Method elements for external servers@@@Authentication Method elements represent the types of authentication provided third-party external authentication servers in user properties, and IPv4 or IPv6 Access rules...";
fil["279"]= "GUID-289A2406-416F-4912-A56E-3E3F9A2C89DD.html@@@Working on the NGFW Engine command line@@@Although the engines are managed remotely, some operations on the Linux command line on the engines are useful for troubleshooting and local maintenance operations...";
fil["280"]= "GUID-28D1CD70-CAB9-4FCE-A37A-F7409AC4A834.html@@@Static source translation@@@In static source translation (one-to-one source translation), the source IP address of a certain host is always translated using the same specific IP address...";
fil["281"]= "GUID-28F99D0E-A19D-4A4B-AD5E-65C377CFF27A.html@@@View snapshots stored on local workstations@@@If you have exported a snapshot to your local workstation, you can later view the snapshot...";
fil["282"]= "GUID-28FE5C3D-1D53-4015-B761-73A4BF69D62C.html@@@Editing policies@@@The rules in Firewall, IPS, Layer 2 Firewall, and Layer 2 Interface Policies allow you to control how the engines inspect and filter network traffic, and how NAT (network address translation) is applied on Firewalls, Master NGFW Engines, and Virtual Firewalls...";
fil["283"]= "GUID-2915C073-D4A0-421E-8E30-474118674462.html@@@Web Portal Server@@@The Web Portal Server is a separately licensed optional component that can be used to provide restricted access to log data, reports, and policy snapshots...";
fil["284"]= "GUID-29191A5B-76B7-4F82-B4D1-287CB1FE1A71.html@@@Select additional configuration options for converted Master NGFW Engine elements@@@You can define additional properties for the Master NGFW Engine on the Select Additional Configuration Options page...";
fil["285"]= "GUID-2941AC0B-405D-4784-9469-9B94A218B552.html@@@Enable DNS relay@@@To enable DNS relay, you must configure DNS Relay settings for the firewall. You can optionally create custom DNS Relay Profile elements...";
fil["286"]= "GUID-2946AB9A-A42D-4040-AFB6-6D1B73E40E4A.html@@@Add SSID Interfaces for Single Firewalls@@@You can define several SSID Interfaces for the Wireless Interface...";
fil["287"]= "GUID-294F5971-06B8-43C1-A6C6-05CDD1AD09F6.html@@@Monitoring configurations and policies@@@The engines receive their configuration when a policy is installed...";
fil["288"]= "GUID-295AAA12-6C0D-4106-8A06-D1921FA3C239.html@@@Configure automatic updates and upgrades@@@There are several options for handling automatic updates and engine upgrades...";
fil["289"]= "GUID-2961865D-EA8F-4D07-B7D5-FC6CD7500479.html@@@Renew an externally signed certificate for a VPN Gateway element@@@Steps Create a certificate request. Sign the certificate with the external CA. Import the signed certificate...";
fil["290"]= "GUID-29A0E455-0C31-40A2-9AA5-BC285DF1AEF7.html@@@Inbound traffic management@@@Inbound traffic management ensures that services remain available even when one or more servers or NetLinks fail, and balances the load of incoming traffic more efficiently between a group of servers. Inbound traffic management is not supported on Layer 2 Firewalls or on layer 2 physical interfaces on Firewalls...";
fil["291"]= "GUID-29BB117B-5A79-4AC3-87F9-47A47535491D.html@@@Example: IPS Inline Interface configuration@@@An example of deploying a Single IPS in the traffic path...";
fil["292"]= "GUID-29EDA6A1-3937-421F-B810-16A2663EB1EA.html@@@Getting started with SNMP configuration for NGFW Engines@@@NGFW Engines can send SNMP traps to a central network monitoring system when system events occur, such as when a test fails...";
fil["293"]= "GUID-29EDBBB1-783E-4053-815F-1E0D4FD11CDB.html@@@Log Server HA configuration overview@@@Configuring additional Log Servers requires several high-level steps...";
fil["294"]= "GUID-29EEFD34-C242-45FF-B6C8-9CCC38F0143F.html@@@Add Category elements to groups using Category Tag elements@@@Add Categories to groups using Category Tags for easier management of categorized elements...";
fil["295"]= "GUID-2A028571-113B-452E-85F4-2FEC7CFB9E07.html@@@Add IP addresses to Virtual Firewall interfaces@@@You can add one or more static IPv4 or IPv6 addresses for each Physical Interface, VLAN Interface, or Tunnel Interface on a Virtual Firewall...";
fil["296"]= "GUID-2A05320F-A45D-4A00-B804-32977747378A.html@@@Manage PDF style templates@@@You can change PDF style template settings and delete templates you no longer need...";
fil["297"]= "GUID-2A1BC042-3AFE-4794-B738-BEAA94922B58.html@@@Pre-shared key (PSK) authentication in VPNs@@@A pre-shared key is a string of characters that is used as an authentication key. You can use pre-shared keys for site-to-site VPN authentication and with third-party VPN clients...";
fil["298"]= "GUID-2A343545-6A85-48DD-A3A9-E0A3BC7CE328.html@@@Configuring system communications@@@System communications involve traffic between SMC components, traffic between SMC components and external components that are a part of the system configuration, and external access into the system...";
fil["299"]= "GUID-2A50734F-A30C-44FB-B92A-7E885DE450C9.html@@@Define logging options for Access rules@@@Access rules can create a log or alert entry each time they match...";
fil["300"]= "GUID-2A8321DB-1A8C-4C99-9163-EE12771DAFA1.html@@@Third-party device monitoring configuration overview@@@The steps you follow depend on the types of third-party devices you want to monitor...";
fil["301"]= "GUID-2AFB3F28-F92A-41C3-A901-6E00943CA46D.html@@@Add Capture Interfaces for IPS engines@@@Capture Interfaces listen to traffic that is not routed through the IPS engine...";
fil["302"]= "GUID-2B23A77B-980C-4B52-9C16-ECCF756A10C4.html@@@Translate VPN client IP addresses using NAT Pool@@@The NAT pool defines a range of IP addresses that the firewall can use to translate the source address of connections from VPN clients...";
fil["303"]= "GUID-2B286C61-A301-4F57-8C52-42299EBC6927.html@@@Predefined User Aliases@@@User Aliases are usually created by administrators, but there are also some predefined User Aliases in the SMC...";
fil["304"]= "GUID-2B5CE217-C9FE-4D8F-915E-FEA1F8253BEC.html@@@TLS inspection and how it works@@@TLS inspection allows you to decrypt traffic uses the TLS protocol to secure connections, such as HTTPS traffic, so that it can be inspected...";
fil["305"]= "GUID-2B63D3DD-4A2D-4483-9100-FEF4E4EACDA7.html@@@Configure inspection of tunneled traffic@@@You can define in the Advanced Settings how the IPS engine or Layer 2 Firewall inspects tunneled traffic...";
fil["306"]= "GUID-2B8D3D68-3B6F-451C-B771-745BFB9A80C5.html@@@Create .csv or .tsv files for importing elements@@@You can create .csv (comma-separated value) files or .tsv (tab-separated value) files for importing elements...";
fil["307"]= "GUID-2BA332CE-EED6-41EB-AE05-53D29A5D7020.html@@@Create empty sub-policies@@@Before you can edit a sub-policy, you must create an empty sub-policy...";
fil["308"]= "GUID-2BED2E84-E2FA-4EC3-B1E7-06CB3930CDE1.html@@@Enable OSPFv2 on the Firewall, Firewall Cluster, or Virtual Firewall@@@You must enable OSPFv2 for the Firewall, Firewall Cluster, or Virtual Firewall in the Engine Editor...";
fil["309"]= "GUID-2C328F07-8924-44DF-AD80-1147715F319B.html@@@Preview the dynamic routing configuration in FRR syntax@@@To make sure the dynamic routing configuration done in the Management Client is what you intended, preview the configuration in Free Range Routing (FRR) syntax...";
fil["310"]= "GUID-2C330ECD-2CFF-4E74-B979-DF6B3CD3ABA4.html@@@Anti-malware scanning@@@An anti-malware scanner compares network traffic against an anti-malware database to search for viruses and other malware. If malware is found, the traffic is stopped or content is stripped out...";
fil["311"]= "GUID-2C7A1F9C-6A32-431D-9F1E-1886F61FF2C8.html@@@Create Refresh Policy on Master Engines and Virtual Security Engines Tasks@@@The Refresh Policy on Master Engines and Virtual Security Engines Task is used for refreshing the currently installed policy on the selected Master NGFW Engines and all Virtual NGFW Engines that are associated with the Master NGFW Engines...";
fil["312"]= "GUID-2C8EFFF6-2A31-4882-B6CF-87675CCB7DAF.html@@@Parameters in the sgagent.conf test section@@@You can use the parameters described in the following table to configure internal and external tests for Monitoring Agents...";
fil["313"]= "GUID-2C90590B-F1EE-469C-A17C-B3D628A03C0A.html@@@Default elements for policy-based VPNs@@@There are several default elements for policy-based VPN configuration...";
fil["314"]= "GUID-2C939C69-6910-479F-A561-AC43D5626D24.html@@@Take traffic captures@@@If you want to analyze network traffic, capture the network traffic data...";
fil["315"]= "GUID-2C97ACD2-F93D-4FC3-9F8C-33A6C6EA1E3E.html@@@Respond to NAT balance log messages@@@Logs that contain NAT balance messages indicate that connections were dropped when the Firewall tried to forward the connections after applying NAT...";
fil["316"]= "GUID-2C99A16B-159B-487F-AFAA-075162A27A10.html@@@Add NGFW Engine tests@@@As well as test-specific settings, some tests share common settings...";
fil["317"]= "GUID-2CACEFE5-3428-4C60-8440-BD6729E99695.html@@@Create Location elements@@@If network address translation (NAT) is applied between communicating SMC components, the components must be assigned to different Locations in the configuration. You create the Locations and add elements to them based on how your network is set up...";
fil["318"]= "GUID-2CCC886E-B4FB-48B8-8396-9F84A8C24296.html@@@Add rules to File Filtering Policy elements@@@The rules in the File Filtering Policy allow you to define rule-specific options for malware detection...";
fil["319"]= "GUID-2CDEFE9B-D73B-4A32-B208-B20950ADB7DA.html@@@Set user database replication on or off for Firewalls and Master NGFW Engines@@@The internal user database on the Management Server is replicated automatically to Firewall engines and Master NGFW Engines...";
fil["320"]= "GUID-2CF3AEB6-CD9A-4756-B44B-08DC38C5B316.html@@@General SMC deployment guidelines@@@The basic SMC installation consists of a Management Server, a Log Server, and the Management Client...";
fil["321"]= "GUID-2CFC6814-0136-4820-A469-55B7931030A7.html@@@Using Protocol Agents@@@There are Protocol Agents for many different protocols...";
fil["322"]= "GUID-2D0796FB-9D3D-4D99-AF42-14429AFAFE3E.html@@@Modify Overview elements@@@Add System Summary sections and Statistics sections to customize your Overview...";
fil["323"]= "GUID-2D1AC8D7-9D8D-4D65-B88C-22C67FC4B1FF.html@@@Power off the NGFW Engine@@@If needed, you can power off the NGFW Engine...";
fil["324"]= "GUID-2DBACCC5-A80B-40F9-8ED0-AE0379ABC28C.html@@@Create a custom version of a default Template policy@@@It is not possible to directly edit a default Template policy. Instead, you must create a copy of the default Template policy...";
fil["325"]= "GUID-2DF6E2AA-8851-41D2-9C64-0A080D5F850C.html@@@DNS answer translations@@@DNS answer translations guarantee that DNS replies for users in internal networks always contain internal IP addresses even if a public DNS server returns an external IP address for the same domain...";
fil["326"]= "GUID-2DFBFBBD-3101-4969-812C-E14F7EA939EE.html@@@Configure TLS inspection for client protection@@@Client Protection Certificate Authority elements are used to inspect TLS traffic between an internal client and an external server...";
fil["327"]= "GUID-2DFCA714-E9D1-4712-9991-7F30EEC3D98C.html@@@Protocol Agents overview@@@Protocol Agents are software modules for advanced processing of protocols that require special handling on the Firewall, Layer 2 Firewall, or the IPS engine...";
fil["328"]= "GUID-2E2E70E9-483F-4BC1-B529-ABAA62CC9EBA.html@@@Using Multi-Link with Server Pools in inbound traffic management@@@If you have configured Multi-Link, it can be used to improve Server Pool availability...";
fil["329"]= "GUID-2E718310-2809-406C-B806-02F187C91C74.html@@@Dynamic link selection configuration overview@@@The configuration of dynamic link selection consists of several general steps...";
fil["330"]= "GUID-2EAD6F6C-0412-4BA2-95CB-A4799BA1620D.html@@@Benefits of Sidewinder Proxies@@@Sidewinder Proxies provide these benefits...";
fil["331"]= "GUID-2EAE2BD0-03CD-4EEC-AACA-D3B5340D5122.html@@@Remove Tag elements from Situation elements@@@You can remove custom Tag elements that administrators have added...";
fil["332"]= "GUID-2ED297FC-50CA-4C17-91CB-F11D58989418.html@@@NGFW Engine configuration@@@You can create and modify Firewalls, IPS engines, Layer 2 Firewalls, Master NGFW Engines and Virtual NGFW Engines. You can configure the NGFW Engine properties, activate optional features, and configure advanced NGFW Engine settings...";
fil["333"]= "GUID-2F125F73-D5F5-4ADA-881F-DBFC8ED4FC52.html@@@Post-installation steps for Forcepoint NGFW in the Firewall/VPN role@@@There are some steps to follow after you have completed the installation, installed a basic policy, and turned the Firewalls online...";
fil["334"]= "GUID-2F4E8C21-0438-499E-8140-CD8A516971B6.html@@@Getting started with DNS relay@@@In DNS relay, clients send DNS requests to a DNS resolver, which forwards the requests to a remote DNS server. In Forcepoint NGFW, the firewall can act as a local DNS resolver for clients in the internal network...";
fil["335"]= "GUID-2F6477A2-2C0C-4823-B41F-C7AEB02B67CA.html@@@Configuring Server Pool Monitoring Agents@@@Server Pool Monitoring Agents are configured in two files. The sgagent.local.conf file is specific for each server. The sgagent.conf file applies to all servers in the pool...";
fil["336"]= "GUID-2F7BE0FD-DE94-4E7E-BC09-D617397AD05D.html@@@Routing configuration overview@@@Routing configuration involves adding a default route, adding routes to networks that are not directly connected, and adding routes to networks that can be reached through route-based VPNs...";
fil["337"]= "GUID-2F99C44E-7F82-4768-9B91-2FBA28EC15D1.html@@@Select a Link Usage Profile for a policy-based VPN@@@To override the default link selection options in QoS Class elements, select a Link Usage Profile element for the policy-based VPN...";
fil["338"]= "GUID-30245D7A-15F3-4957-9DB7-F52F712604EF.html@@@Example: authenticating VPN client users@@@This scenario shows an example of restricting VPN access so that only specific users can access the secure network...";
fil["339"]= "GUID-309DA044-A200-4F6D-B9D8-B8E165359E29.html@@@Activate HTTPS on the Web Portal Server@@@To protect the transported information from eavesdropping, you can encrypt the communications by activating HTTPS on the Web Portal Server...";
fil["340"]= "GUID-30A2F9CD-9756-44A0-A9B2-8599ED0BA933.html@@@Default SMC installation directories@@@The location of the SMC installation directory depends on the operating system...";
fil["341"]= "GUID-30B40A17-0E8D-4C6F-9F05-2C0DC098E052.html@@@Using Zone elements for interface matching in Access rules@@@Access rules apply to all network interfaces, unless you use Zone elements to match traffic based on which interfaces traffic passes through...";
fil["342"]= "GUID-30E58BF8-EA38-41CC-BACE-F26067432D2F.html@@@View, approve, and commit pending changes@@@You can view the configuration changes that you and other administrators have made before the new configurations and policies are transferred to the NGFW Engines. If an optional approval workflow is enforced, changes must be approved before they are transferred to the engines...";
fil["343"]= "GUID-30F326A1-99F5-43CA-AB3D-6F3DC51BCF95.html@@@Set a Domain logo@@@You can define a logo for each Domain. The Domain logo is displayed in the upper right corner of the Management Client window and next to the Domain\u2019s name in the Domain Overview. The Domain logo is also displayed in the Web Portal...";
fil["344"]= "GUID-31268BB2-F5D4-4EA6-B916-B35E8771343B.html@@@Create Endpoint Settings elements@@@Endpoint Settings elements define what information to collect about the endpoint clients...";
fil["345"]= "GUID-312E1FB1-D35D-4CC6-8D23-A1095F99C911.html@@@Add loopback IP addresses to firewalls@@@You can use Loopback IP addresses to assign IP addresses that do not belong to any directly connected networks to the Single Firewall or Firewall Cluster...";
fil["346"]= "GUID-31699906-9B1A-4D99-8029-9F3EBC19D4C8.html@@@Troubleshoot reports with empty sections or incomplete data@@@There are several possible causes and solutions when reports are generated, but the reports contain empty sections or incorrect data...";
fil["347"]= "GUID-31792AA0-5D4C-40FB-8B90-139F0B713E5A.html@@@VPN certificates and how they work@@@Certificates can be used for authenticating VPN gateways and the Forcepoint VPN Client...";
fil["348"]= "GUID-3181C2B6-5D98-4453-B784-520655DEFB8D.html@@@Cable connection guidelines for Firewalls@@@The cabling of Firewalls depends on the engine type and the installation...";
fil["349"]= "GUID-318E6F23-2843-4D96-8AD1-7FA63369D7E2.html@@@If your problem is not listed@@@There are several possible causes and solutions for problems that are not listed in the troubleshooting topics...";
fil["350"]= "GUID-31C8F9DB-7053-4565-B273-1EBF5C687B22.html@@@Create Diagram elements@@@You can create a diagram from previously configured elements or add new elements to the SMC and draw the diagram simultaneously...";
fil["351"]= "GUID-32166BFA-7879-4B2C-89AB-3F8CE12C6E92.html@@@Restricting a report&apos;s scope@@@There are various tools you can use to focus the scope of your Reports...";
fil["352"]= "GUID-3218085D-DB45-416B-A75A-A9FAD03AD7CB.html@@@SD-WAN elements@@@You can view the types of elements used for configuring VPNs, and inbound and outbound traffic management...";
fil["353"]= "GUID-322E8A10-B3B2-4F73-81F1-5C2BD458160F.html@@@SMC regular expression syntax@@@A regular expression is a sequence of characters that defines a matching pattern. These patterns are used for matching byte sequences in network traffic...";
fil["354"]= "GUID-327A7E5E-ECEB-46F7-BBEC-94818B1A35D3.html@@@Use a policy-based VPN to encrypt tunnels in route-based VPNs@@@You can use a policy-based VPN to provide encryption for route-based VPN tunnels...";
fil["355"]= "GUID-328F9052-60B7-4F90-959B-4C88C7A5F16C.html@@@Replace pre-shared keys for VPNs@@@As a security precaution, we recommend that you periodically change the pre-shared key...";
fil["356"]= "GUID-32AAD5DB-2EC2-42C0-B5AA-FDD93A87E11A.html@@@Change the properties of physical interfaces for Virtual NGFW Engines@@@Physical interfaces for Virtual NGFW Engines are automatically created based on the interface configuration of the Master NGFW Engine...";
fil["357"]= "GUID-32C0A930-EAAF-4167-924B-9A00AFC0F45E.html@@@Engine Editor &gt; General@@@Use this branch to change general NGFW Engine settings...";
fil["358"]= "GUID-32CE5FE6-9384-4D9A-BD19-747357B94BFE.html@@@Scalability and high availability of IPS engines and Layer 2 Firewalls@@@Scalability and high availability guarantee that the system can adapt to growing needs, simplify planned maintenance, and protect against hardware failure.  IPS engines and Layer 2 Firewalls can be flexibly scaled up to form clusters of up to 16 devices that work as a single virtual entity...";
fil["359"]= "GUID-32D487CF-C2E5-4A6B-AE2B-6640185E153B.html@@@Positioning the Management Server@@@The Management Server is positioned on a corporate headquarters or data center central site where it can reach all other Security Management Center (SMC) components...";
fil["360"]= "GUID-32F38C61-B938-4062-A4D4-3CFDBA89F1B6.html@@@Create Access rules for VPN client connections@@@The NGFW Engine automatically allows policy-based VPN traffic to form and maintain the tunnels. VPN client user authentication is also allowed as part of this VPN connection establishment process...";
fil["361"]= "GUID-3314C08C-9FA2-43FA-813F-A9C3EC9142B2.html@@@Troubleshoot policy installation failure for other reasons@@@Resolve problems with policy installation that are not related to the connection between the engine and the Management Server...";
fil["362"]= "GUID-3316D263-49EF-44C0-8864-E8861E4B1500.html@@@Defining IP addresses as elements@@@There are several types of elements in the SMC that represent IP addresses...";
fil["363"]= "GUID-3345D938-338B-4AD0-AEA1-25DA26D9E8D5.html@@@Save local filters as permanent Filter elements@@@Local filters are specific to the view or element for which they have been created. Saving local filters as permanent Filter elements allows you to apply these filters anywhere in the Management Client...";
fil["364"]= "GUID-3364463A-7E30-45EB-AC93-DB45D59D8CFA.html@@@Configure scan detection settings@@@Before an attack, attackers might scan the network for open ports. When you enable scan detection on an engine, the number of connections or connection attempts within a time window is counted. If the number of events reaches the threshold set in the scan detection options, an alert is generated...";
fil["365"]= "GUID-336EF736-36DD-4589-A4D7-AB82257BD906.html@@@Check routes using the Route Query tool@@@The Route Query tool allows you to check where packets with a certain IP address are routed according to the current definitions.  You can check that the routing is correct and quickly find a particular branch in the Routing tree...";
fil["366"]= "GUID-33ADC820-98A2-4A3E-8247-1D6CB031FE89.html@@@Certificate management in VPNs@@@Certificate management tasks in the SMC mostly involve VPN Gateways that represent firewalls...";
fil["367"]= "GUID-33BCFA84-0DB0-4281-BE95-BDE7947A63D8_3.html@@@Engine Editor &gt; Add-Ons &gt; TLS Inspection@@@Use this branch to activate TLS inspection. You can configure TLS inspection for client or server protection...";
fil["368"]= "GUID-33E96043-CD77-4926-A20E-FA397AD5F322.html@@@Import user information@@@You can import the user information from one Management Server\u2019s internal LDAP user database to another Management Server...";
fil["369"]= "GUID-341B3BE9-DE9D-4AB7-9006-DCA626D8770A.html@@@Creating NGFW Engine elements@@@You can either create an element or copy and edit an existing element...";
fil["370"]= "GUID-341DC010-2FF3-459A-8DFD-236CF49D63F0.html@@@Set connection timeouts@@@You can define general timeouts for removing idle connections from the state table, including non-TCP communications that are handled like connections...";
fil["371"]= "GUID-3458D7F4-4F18-4DDB-A653-404DD6136FC1.html@@@Obtain and import NGFW Engine upgrade files@@@If the Management Server is not set up to download engine upgrades automatically, download the installation files manually...";
fil["372"]= "GUID-346B04D0-6A5E-4B58-AF52-E9007F2C0419.html@@@Add routes for IPS engines or Layer 2 Firewalls@@@IPS engines and Layer 2 Firewalls do not route traffic. You can only add routes through interfaces that have IP addresses...";
fil["373"]= "GUID-3489AC8A-2431-4E58-BAF8-0FB95BC88F5F.html@@@Add reset interfaces@@@Reset interfaces interrupt communications picked up through capture interfaces when the traffic matches a rule that terminates connections...";
fil["374"]= "GUID-3489AC8A-2431-4E58-BAF8-0FB95BC88F5F_2.html@@@Add reset interfaces@@@Reset interfaces interrupt communications picked up through capture interfaces when the traffic matches a rule that terminates connections...";
fil["375"]= "GUID-3489AC8A-2431-4E58-BAF8-0FB95BC88F5F_3.html@@@Add reset interfaces@@@Reset interfaces interrupt communications picked up through capture interfaces when the traffic matches a rule that terminates connections...";
fil["376"]= "GUID-34F19C10-C0C9-4C6B-A84E-519B9F3B6F7E.html@@@Where log data files are stored@@@Logs are stored as a file on the Log Server...";
fil["377"]= "GUID-34F2A31C-1E63-48ED-98EC-612B69726497.html@@@Activate monitoring of third-party devices@@@You can activate status monitoring, log reception, or both for a third-party device...";
fil["378"]= "GUID-34F980BC-02D3-43FA-8E2B-18375F8CF239.html@@@Define DSCP Match/Mark rules in QoS Policy elements@@@Read or write DSCP markers to communicate traffic priorities with other network equipment in your environment...";
fil["379"]= "GUID-34FD6AA8-5115-48F6-96C8-D74C823F9CD1.html@@@Exportable IPS recording log entry fields@@@IPS recording log entry fields are described in the following table. Because the fields are exportable, the table includes the syslog export field...";
fil["380"]= "GUID-355CE85C-2BFC-46D0-A5A9-B1A313DE415C.html@@@Create Access rules to forward traffic on hub gateways@@@Create access rules for forwarding policy-based VPN traffic from one tunnel to another and for forwarding tunneled traffic to the Internet...";
fil["381"]= "GUID-3562849C-F42E-4DEB-812D-CB4DCEE4EBDF.html@@@Engine permissions@@@You can set permissions to control the administration of the engines...";
fil["382"]= "GUID-356EE9D7-02E8-45B5-8DBD-3B5DB38BCC2D.html@@@Server Pool Monitoring Agent commands@@@You can test and monitor the Server Pool Monitoring Agents on the command line...";
fil["383"]= "GUID-358248C3-34A4-4E24-9D8C-B1B78815A625.html@@@File filtering configuration overview@@@To use file filtering, integrate or configure one or more malware detection or data protection methods and add rules for file filtering...";
fil["384"]= "GUID-358C0888-C2F5-43CB-B385-6B28F13FA261.html@@@Getting started with outbound traffic management@@@Multi-Link for SD-WAN provides high availability for outbound connectivity so that business-critical traffic gets through even when one or more Internet connections fail...";
fil["385"]= "GUID-35A76DF1-717F-4CCB-A2CB-3A8793F03B8B.html@@@Troubleshoot NAT that is applied when it should not be@@@Resolve problems when the Firewall translates an IP address to some other IP address even though it should not...";
fil["386"]= "GUID-35E4A9E3-973D-496F-9E2D-116F24F938CB.html@@@Customize the Management Client layout@@@You can select different panes and view options through the Menu &gt; View menu. You can also change the size of the text in various views...";
fil["387"]= "GUID-36126D41-67D7-4868-9A4C-B6D537079A2A.html@@@Create TLS credentials using an existing certificate@@@If you have an existing private key and certificate, create a TLS Credentials element and import the private key and certificate...";
fil["388"]= "GUID-3644E990-290A-4502-98F8-79D95F5731F0.html@@@Configure settings for the Free Swap Space test@@@For the tester to run Free Swap Space tests, configure the available settings...";
fil["389"]= "GUID-366E1F6B-FDC3-434B-ADC7-F1B885C92AC0.html@@@Add tunnel interfaces for Virtual Firewalls@@@Tunnel Interfaces allow routing information to be used to determine the correct VPN tunnel to use in route-based VPNs...";
fil["390"]= "GUID-368527B7-4372-4F78-985A-ADF8ACC32264.html@@@Enable BGP on the Firewall, Firewall Cluster, or Virtual Firewall@@@You must enable BGP for the Firewall, Firewall Cluster, or Virtual Firewall in the Engine Editor...";
fil["391"]= "GUID-36B46458-6454-465C-A2D5-31929BFD43C4.html@@@SMTP Protocol Agent@@@On Firewalls, the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) Protocol Agent can be used to redirect connections to a proxy service. On Layer 2 Firewalls and IPS engines, the Protocol Agent can be used for protocol validation and deep inspection...";
fil["392"]= "GUID-36B824D3-0700-4AF1-8343-62571E150F8E.html@@@Examples of URL filtering@@@These examples show some common uses for URL filtering, and general steps for how each example is configured...";
fil["393"]= "GUID-371567A3-D123-487C-938E-48330B2AB3AF.html@@@Clear the existing engine configuration before changing the NGFW Engine role@@@Before you change the role of an NGFW Engine from one type to another, clear the existing engine configuration...";
fil["394"]= "GUID-37427E07-231D-475A-9D85-4DB3BED24E83.html@@@Install Server Pool Monitoring Agents@@@Server Pool Monitoring Agents can be installed on the Server Pool servers to monitor the availability and load of the Server Pool members...";
fil["395"]= "GUID-37606155-6C34-47A0-9AFB-B6F379219FE9.html@@@Add rules to allow dynamic DNS updates@@@You might need to add a rule that allows the dynamic DNS updates from your firewall to the specified DNS server...";
fil["396"]= "GUID-37AF82BC-ED88-46E7-A1F0-B4749A9694D9.html@@@Check that all components are licensed@@@Each SMC Server, NGFW Engine, and Master NGFW Engine must have its own license. There is no difference between licenses for nodes in a cluster and licenses for single NGFW Engines...";
fil["397"]= "GUID-37F42980-AFFA-424D-A2E5-73B5BEFF03CB.html@@@If traffic is not sent into route-based VPNs@@@There are some common causes and solutions when traffic is not sent into route-based VPNs...";
fil["398"]= "GUID-38424324-29D9-47A8-9809-25A6A0E95AC1.html@@@Example: integrating Microsoft Active Directory Servers@@@A general overview of integrating Active Directory servers...";
fil["399"]= "GUID-384E4F2C-CF7C-4194-B185-8DEFFCB7945C.html@@@IPS Cluster load balancing@@@In a load-balanced cluster, traffic is dynamically balanced between the nodes...";
fil["400"]= "GUID-3891BA0F-B8B9-4A0A-B8D1-23442BE4FC9C.html@@@Activate the SNMP agent on NGFW Engines@@@The SNMP Agent is responsible for SNMP-related tasks on the NGFW Engines...";
fil["401"]= "GUID-38954226-0856-4554-8B40-D2F8E9346ECC.html@@@Activate antispoofing for routable IP addresses@@@In rare cases, you might need to disable or remove an allowed IP address for an NGFW Engine...";
fil["402"]= "GUID-38C7B250-8948-4045-B218-B17AADCCB71E.html@@@Overview of SMC deployment@@@The positioning of SMC components depends on the size and complexity of the network environment...";
fil["403"]= "GUID-3903F127-CE05-4AA4-88D4-2525BCCE0CF9.html@@@Create Virtual Resource elements@@@Virtual Resources associate Virtual NGFW Engines with Physical Interfaces or VLAN Interfaces on the Master NGFW Engine...";
fil["404"]= "GUID-393C20C6-15E2-46D8-8EBA-16CA493263E5.html@@@How default rules can be changed@@@Rules inherited from the default Template policies cannot be edited directly. Instead, you can create a copy of the default Template policies...";
fil["405"]= "GUID-394D67A5-8B25-4F4E-BF5F-E13796C6F982.html@@@Default elements for certificates@@@There are several predefined elements for working with certificates...";
fil["406"]= "GUID-395358F7-68E2-47B1-84E4-6338E48012F3.html@@@Define VPN client settings for NGFW Engines@@@VPN client settings in the Engine Editor define the settings that are used when the NGFW Engine acts as a VPN Gateway in a mobile VPN...";
fil["407"]= "GUID-3953D0FA-FD14-49D1-A09A-734EA7461B1E.html@@@Troubleshoot report generation@@@There are some common causes and solutions for problems with generating reports...";
fil["408"]= "GUID-39589A9C-49E6-4920-9DC2-BAFE60BDCBE4.html@@@Configure settings for Automatic rules@@@View a summary of Automatic rules and manage related settings in the Engine Editor...";
fil["409"]= "GUID-395DDF1B-EE15-48F3-BEE8-F3D585C38C41.html@@@Duplicate existing NGFW Engine elements@@@If you have similar configurations at several sites, you can duplicate an existing NGFW Engine element to reduce the need for manual configuration...";
fil["410"]= "GUID-396E07BE-16D8-4544-AF3B-8E10700B2D59.html@@@Define NTP settings for converted Master NGFW Engines@@@You can configure Master NGFW Engines to use external NTP servers...";
fil["411"]= "GUID-39DAAB06-78FD-413D-A048-A57D3AB5196C.html@@@View reports@@@After you generate a report, it is available for viewing in the Reports view...";
fil["412"]= "GUID-3A1C9F94-4E4E-4E98-809F-02BC0C36889D.html@@@Edit Alert Policy rules@@@Use this view to edit Alert rules in an Alert Policy element...";
fil["413"]= "GUID-3A2DF7CD-A5A4-4876-BCC3-AB49E38F1E79.html@@@Monitoring Agent test configuration examples@@@When adding internal or external tests for Monitoring Agents to the sgagent.conf file, you can use the following examples as a guide...";
fil["414"]= "GUID-3A457C77-BDA5-4A79-ACDD-298CAC28452D.html@@@Select columns in the log entry table@@@You can select which columns are shown in the Logs view and customize how the columns are shown. You can add and remove columns and change the order and width of columns...";
fil["415"]= "GUID-3A5B5436-3602-453F-B492-48F307B79D6A.html@@@Select data sources for reports@@@By default, the Management and Log Servers are selected as data sources, but you can select the source of your choosing...";
fil["416"]= "GUID-3A608FB1-1DCE-46B2-AFFD-986752823F65.html@@@Use QoS Class elements to apply custom link selection options to traffic@@@You can use QoS Class elements in Access rules to override the default link selection options in Network Application elements and Protocol elements...";
fil["417"]= "GUID-3B01440E-3344-4F58-B1DA-FE45DC9C7438.html@@@Check the currently installed policy@@@You can check the details of the currently installed policy...";
fil["418"]= "GUID-3B570FFD-1451-4669-BA90-5F2B41EA6AF3.html@@@Cable connection guidelines for IPS and Layer 2 Firewalls@@@The cabling of IPS engines and Layer 2 Firewalls depends on the engine type and the installation...";
fil["419"]= "GUID-3B58B89A-ACAC-46E9-9286-863035D57EBC.html@@@Browse log and alert entries on the command line of NGFW Engines@@@If you have saved copies of the most recent log and alert entries locally on the NGFW Engine, you can browse the log and alert entries on the command line of the NGFW Engine...";
fil["420"]= "GUID-3B87FFCD-F688-40DD-B80E-0B2563842AA6.html@@@MGCP Protocol Agent@@@The MGCP (Media Gateway Control Protocol) Protocol Agent provides support for related RTP (Real-time Transport Protocol) connections in Voice over IP (VoIP) traffic...";
fil["421"]= "GUID-3B8BF391-A2C8-4383-B9F6-9206D71D9684.html@@@Information about IPsec tunnels in logs@@@The Firewall logs contain information about IPsec tunnel negotiations...";
fil["422"]= "GUID-3BA4AC85-AD58-4495-A2D9-2FFF77314D14.html@@@Access rules for additional Log Servers@@@The Firewall Template policy contains rules that allow connections between the Firewall and all SMC servers. If other components connect through a Firewall to additional Log Servers, add rules that allow this traffic...";
fil["423"]= "GUID-3BA8AC7C-7795-44F3-92D8-175E74C22E5D.html@@@Access rules for policy-based VPNs@@@The Access rules define which traffic is sent to the policy-based VPN and which traffic is allowed out of the policy-based VPN...";
fil["424"]= "GUID-3BBC9F9F-D274-4EF3-8D72-1F7AA6C880C8.html@@@Add VLAN interfaces to Master NGFW Engines@@@Master NGFW Engines can have two types of VLAN interfaces: VLAN interfaces for the Master NGFW Engine\u2019s own traffic, and VLAN interfaces that are used by the Virtual NGFW Engines hosted on the Master NGFW Engine...";
fil["425"]= "GUID-3BDD5990-4FAB-49AE-B7AD-5785F5FE0558.html@@@Example: SMC deployment@@@In this example deployment, a company has operations in three different locations. There are some NGFW Engines and administrators who are responsible for managing the local equipment at each site...";
fil["426"]= "GUID-3C1B863F-D92D-4541-B365-102D75C28AD1.html@@@Create custom Service elements for Sidewinder Proxies@@@If the default Service elements for Sidewinder Proxies do not meet your needs, add custom Service elements for Sidewinder Proxies...";
fil["427"]= "GUID-3C284CA0-FA26-4DC8-BD74-4483A54C776A.html@@@Upgrading the SMC@@@You can upgrade the Management Servers, Management Clients, Log Servers, and Web Portal Servers in your SMC...";
fil["428"]= "GUID-3C2940C8-BC54-47FA-AC6F-BA0CF50428E3.html@@@Troubleshoot policy installation@@@There are several possible causes and solutions when policy installation fails, or there is a warning message indicating problems in the policy installation window...";
fil["429"]= "GUID-3C2E976C-D6D0-4580-B379-75901727CDD2.html@@@Example: deploying Virtual Firewalls for MSSP customers@@@An example of configuring Master NGFW Engines and Virtual Firewalls in an MSSP environment...";
fil["430"]= "GUID-3C7F5153-F297-441C-8C58-6E8F37261763.html@@@Internet key exchange (IKE) in IPsec VPNs@@@SAs for IPsec VPNs are created in a process called the Internet key exchange (IKE) negotiations...";
fil["431"]= "GUID-3C843C17-D8EC-4C71-874E-D6A59B54971E.html@@@Configuring dynamic DNS updates for Server Pools@@@The NGFW Engine can automatically update dynamic DNS (DDNS) entries for the Server Pool according to the available NetLinks...";
fil["432"]= "GUID-3C8FD7C7-9C35-4CD8-ABF5-F20441F1F147.html@@@Configuring SMC servers for high availability@@@You can install several Management Servers and Log Servers to provide high availability for the SMC...";
fil["433"]= "GUID-3C904C01-70CA-4501-81D8-4FF5C1BFD68A.html@@@Supported encryption methods for VPNs@@@Select encryption settings in your VPN according to the guidelines in your organization&apos;s security policy...";
fil["434"]= "GUID-3CC43603-FA01-47F7-B480-E010DD3A076A.html@@@Define Shell (RSH) Protocol parameters@@@The Shell (RSH) Protocol Agent manages Remote Shell connections and allows NAT modifications to the standard output (stdout) stream...";
fil["435"]= "GUID-3CE8E910-DB90-4146-818C-D67DD97B9BB5.html@@@Add Alias element translation values@@@To use Alias elements to represent other network elements in a policy, define the translation values of the Alias elements for each engine that uses the policy. The same Alias element can have different translation values on different engines...";
fil["436"]= "GUID-3CEA948C-F9A7-46E3-996C-ADA9D19D3659.html@@@Create LDAP Server elements@@@The LDAP Server element can be used to configure access to any LDAP server as a user database for the Firewalls and the Management Server...";
fil["437"]= "GUID-3D2E7BDB-C582-4B31-A628-CBA80A82F3AF.html@@@Creating filters@@@You can create local filters that are specific to an element or view, then save them as permanent Filter elements to use globally...";
fil["438"]= "GUID-3D9A5B7A-832E-4ECC-89E2-FF7960DF3AAC.html@@@Assign gateway settings to an NGFW Engine@@@To use custom gateway settings, select the custom Gateway Settings element...";
fil["439"]= "GUID-3DC739ED-4CA8-4B55-9352-CE2CF39117DB.html@@@Types of encryption for tunnels in policy-based VPNs@@@Tunnels in policy-based VPNs can use IPsec or SSL VPN encryption...";
fil["440"]= "GUID-3DD12C2D-8169-4040-A51E-697EA063F00A.html@@@Add Players to Incident Case elements@@@A player is any element that was involved in the incident...";
fil["441"]= "GUID-3DDAC105-041F-44FB-854F-E52B8F57B6CB.html@@@Deploying IPS engines in IDS or IPS mode@@@IPS engines can be configured in IPS mode or IDS mode...";
fil["442"]= "GUID-3E1FA8AE-BBDA-4C6E-8FC7-DB6F92126767.html@@@Exportable IPS log entry fields@@@IPS log entry fields are described in the following table. Because the fields are exportable, the table includes the syslog export field...";
fil["443"]= "GUID-3E36E6D4-CCB7-49BA-AD51-974BA5E7EE5B.html@@@Respond to Connection timeout log messages@@@Connection timeout log messages are generated for inactive connections that the Firewall clears out from its connection tracking table...";
fil["444"]= "GUID-3E40324B-4823-49D8-BDA9-18D065411AF7.html@@@Use the SMC Appliance to make outbound serial connections@@@You can configure the serial port on the SMC Appliance to make outbound serial connections, for example to NGFW appliances...";
fil["445"]= "GUID-3E7A9A4D-7D54-4253-9B71-8F8338D213FE.html@@@Filtering URLs@@@URL filtering allows you to filter URLs based on categories of content or lists of individual URLs...";
fil["446"]= "GUID-3E7B09CC-EAAA-4F4C-97B2-67E60A3A36F1.html@@@SMC Appliance maintenance@@@The SMC Appliance has a specific patching process that keeps the SMC software, operating system, and appliance firmware up-to-date...";
fil["447"]= "GUID-3E8698BE-E00A-4A53-9B5F-B087DB67A4FD.html@@@Enable or disable messaging@@@An administrator with unrestricted permissions (superuser) can enable or disable administrator messaging...";
fil["448"]= "GUID-3EA0AD7F-430D-435F-91F2-FB692641D8A7.html@@@Changing the ports for third-party device monitoring@@@It is recommended to set your third-party devices to send data to the default ports that the Log Server listens to...";
fil["449"]= "GUID-3EE25B52-886E-4611-8684-34F0CEA42B18.html@@@Customize log colors for administrators@@@By default, certain logs are shown with a colored background in the Logs view. Using administrator-specific log colors makes it easier to draw the administrator\u2019s attention to particular logs...";
fil["450"]= "GUID-3EF9B994-5CB0-4839-B4F4-D42AE823F428.html@@@Restore all elements from Policy Snapshots@@@You can restore all elements from a Policy Snapshot...";
fil["451"]= "GUID-3F0E8146-5D0A-46B0-BFC2-D3CA2D4E798D.html@@@Configure server availability monitoring@@@There are different methods for monitoring whether a server or a service running on a server is available...";
fil["452"]= "GUID-3F359CE9-ADB4-4911-A28B-996EA8B072E3.html@@@Using certificates to secure communications to external components@@@You can use certificates to secure communications from the SMC servers or NGFW Engines to external components...";
fil["453"]= "GUID-3F5698F6-67D0-4C4F-80E4-7191A5557D93.html@@@Start Tasks manually@@@To run a Task immediately, start it from the Task Definitions list...";
fil["454"]= "GUID-3F7E0F50-BE7A-409D-ADAE-5A587016D36F.html@@@View the configuration in which a validation issue was found@@@You can view the part of the configuration that caused a policy validation issue...";
fil["455"]= "GUID-3FA6BF1D-DC19-4D0C-8F97-2E2353D4A0F4.html@@@Internal VPN certificate authorities@@@The Management Server includes a dedicated Internal RSA CA for Gateways and optionally an Internal ECDSA CA for Gateways for signing VPN certificates...";
fil["456"]= "GUID-3FBB7806-2ACE-414F-ACC5-C5048B8BAE6B.html@@@Example VPN configuration 4: define a Site element for the hub gateway@@@The VPN Gateway that acts as the hub gateway needs a Site element...";
fil["457"]= "GUID-3FBCA2B8-EDA7-40E4-B899-7C6A9A10E3FD.html@@@Negation@@@The negation operand can be understood based on common language use: it corresponds to the word \u201CNOT\u201D...";
fil["458"]= "GUID-3FCAADFD-54FF-40D0-8E5A-A38F67C862B6.html@@@Profile settings dialog box@@@Use the Profile settings dialog box to set the event notification settings for a specific administrator account...";
fil["459"]= "GUID-40326AF4-88D7-4CC1-B449-766C474EF74A.html@@@Add Field Resolvers in Logging Profile elements@@@For converting syslog values, add a field resolver for either multiple values or for date and time...";
fil["460"]= "GUID-4034B5C2-3368-47C8-B89E-671450F99B86.html@@@Prepare the environment for converting a Single Firewall to a Firewall Cluster@@@Make sure your environment meets these requirements before you convert a Single Firewall to a Firewall Cluster...";
fil["461"]= "GUID-4046EB04-0A46-4866-AC2C-6B4C234418C1.html@@@Configuring additional test-specific settings for NGFW Engine tests@@@The settings available to you vary according to the test you select. Some of the tests have additional, test-specific settings...";
fil["462"]= "GUID-406E8F7D-AD64-4224-BEBE-C7A92ED1A83F.html@@@Getting started with dynamic routing@@@You can configure dynamic routing in the Management Client or on the command line of the NGFW Engine...";
fil["463"]= "GUID-40708544-C9CA-4231-8619-E73B3F76C27A.html@@@Changing license binding details@@@You must manually update license binding details for licenses that are bound to IP addresses or POL codes...";
fil["464"]= "GUID-40A51CF0-EC44-4707-B1D6-4474FB841397.html@@@Save data in PDF or HTML format@@@You can save lists of elements, logged data, reports, statistics, and diagrams in PDF format or as HTML. You can customize the format of the PDF files...";
fil["465"]= "GUID-40A930AF-D2B3-4D87-A814-8AE25FA842BE.html@@@Define Sequence Context parameters for Correlation Situation elements@@@The Sequence context finds event patterns in traffic by keeping track of whether all events in the defined set of Situations match in a specific order within the defined time period...";
fil["466"]= "GUID-40EC565D-D102-42A2-99DA-D47B82B549A3.html@@@Set default options for Exception rules in Inspection Policy elements@@@The Continue action allows you to set default values for some settings in Exception rules to avoid defining the same settings for several rules individually...";
fil["467"]= "GUID-4134C33C-421E-424C-BE98-43A63593F566.html@@@Limitations of VPNs in Forcepoint NGFW@@@These limitations apply to VPNs in Forcepoint NGFW...";
fil["468"]= "GUID-417B20AA-58B7-40B2-A585-F782D752A0B6.html@@@How Multicasting can be used with applications@@@Multicasting is a viable option for many types of transmissions...";
fil["469"]= "GUID-41C31FB7-55AE-42C5-82FD-9E43C3C3B293.html@@@What the Info pane shows@@@The Info pane is shown by default in most views. In addition to element details, the Info pane shows the most important status information for components...";
fil["470"]= "GUID-41D85576-7C24-4BA8-8605-710F52790CD8.html@@@Logging for Forcepoint Advanced Malware Detection@@@Log entries related to allowed or blocked files contain information about the advanced malware sandbox scan and about the status of the connection to the sandbox service...";
fil["471"]= "GUID-41EEEFBC-7B70-4711-BC49-B6BC11C7B3F7.html@@@Example: Using policy routing to route traffic to networks that use the same address space@@@To manage traffic to networks that share the same address space, create a policy routing entry for each host...";
fil["472"]= "GUID-422B2490-BAF9-4CBD-9B43-F8B17CBE104A.html@@@Administrator accounts@@@Administrator accounts define administrator rights and permissions in the SMC...";
fil["473"]= "GUID-4249F0F0-12EE-4210-BDBA-793F4CAAB516.html@@@Validating policies@@@You can automatically validate the policy while editing and during policy installation...";
fil["474"]= "GUID-424AF1A3-D20E-407C-80CD-EB32000D86C9.html@@@Cancel log pruning@@@You can disable Pruning filters by removing them from the Log Data Pruning panes...";
fil["475"]= "GUID-424B8D39-8E6D-435D-B0F7-4761A9636DE5.html@@@Example VPN configuration 1: configure VPN settings for the NGFW Engines@@@Follow these steps for each NGFW Engine that is used as a VPN gateway...";
fil["476"]= "GUID-4289356F-CA2C-4A87-8888-D1479EBF0D0D.html@@@Define logging patterns as ordered fields in Logging Profile elements@@@The pattern that you define in a Logging Profile must be an exact match for the incoming syslog entry. If incoming logs vary in structure, you must define a different pattern for each type of entry...";
fil["477"]= "GUID-42C5E4FB-5287-4E93-8542-670AC9ABFE05.html@@@Benefits of clustering@@@Clustering firewall nodes can significantly reduce the risk of problems with availability and maintenance...";
fil["478"]= "GUID-43323D39-B80D-4969-9601-C16586BD645D.html@@@Reboot nodes@@@In rare cases, you might need to reboot Forcepoint NGFW nodes...";
fil["479"]= "GUID-4343D9FA-85A4-4D41-86BA-B1E79A0BAA52.html@@@Getting started with SMC Appliance maintenance@@@SMC Appliance patches can include improvements, enhancements, and upgrades for the SMC software, the operating system, and the appliance firmware...";
fil["480"]= "GUID-4388C9AB-3EC6-439B-8782-5896FC6A9D5B.html@@@Engine Editor &gt; Add-Ons &gt; IPv6 Transition Mechanism@@@Use this dialog to enable IPv6 transition mechanisms that enable communication between devices that have only IPv4 addresses and devices that have only IPv6 address...";
fil["481"]= "GUID-438BDB31-006F-4B10-BA51-8A37233B98B1.html@@@Define virtual IP addresses for VPN clients@@@You can use a Virtual Adapter to assign the VPN client an IP address in the VPN, independent of the address the VPN client computer uses in its local network...";
fil["482"]= "GUID-439E0C80-A9BE-4612-A391-2A5C429EE2D5.html@@@Data filters for reports@@@Filters are the main tool for increasing the granularity of reports...";
fil["483"]= "GUID-43B081B2-B735-47CD-8CB2-9A1DF1794910.html@@@Integrating external authentication services@@@An external authentication server can be any server that supports either the RADIUS or the TACACS+ protocol, including Microsoft Active Directory servers...";
fil["484"]= "GUID-43C691F3-03FE-4315-9A2A-430E3B78B33C.html@@@Add Access rules for browser-based user authentication@@@Browser-based user authentication is not allowed by default in the Firewall Template policy. You must add Access rules that allows this traffic to the Firewall Policy...";
fil["485"]= "GUID-43DE2750-01C0-4B62-919A-6890E5430B14.html@@@Example: protecting dynamic routing communications with a route-based VPN@@@This scenario shows an example of protecting communications when public Internet networks are used for backup connectivity...";
fil["486"]= "GUID-440DD0A9-82C4-4FAE-B45B-591ABD40446C.html@@@Enable browser-based user authentication@@@As an alternative to authenticating using a VPN client, end users can authenticate themselves on an authentication page in a web browser...";
fil["487"]= "GUID-4414376E-3070-46AA-94B8-27E72069BB57.html@@@Event Compress@@@Event Compress combines repeated similar events into the same log entry, reducing clutter in the Logs view...";
fil["488"]= "GUID-4423037D-765A-43E0-A918-7445532485B4.html@@@Configure settings for the External test@@@For the tester to run external tests, configure the available settings...";
fil["489"]= "GUID-4429780F-1204-43FE-A04B-EB4C9F8F1D7F.html@@@Reconfigure the NGFW Engine after clearing the existing configuration@@@After you create an engine element and clear the existing engine configuration, you can change the role of an NGFW Engine from one type to another...";
fil["490"]= "GUID-442C00F1-3DA0-4385-8A57-503A7CA723C3.html@@@Access and modify network elements@@@Network elements are different types of elements that represent IP addresses...";
fil["491"]= "GUID-446A5BBC-3658-487D-8608-72DCD0E3EE43.html@@@Schema updates for external LDAP servers@@@There are SMC-specific LDAP classes and attributes that you add to the schema of external LDAP servers...";
fil["492"]= "GUID-4476079F-65D0-4C70-A8AC-1B90DA12058D.html@@@NAT rules@@@...";
fil["493"]= "GUID-44851568-B6D8-4DA6-947D-BFFB7349B095.html@@@Enable ThreatSeeker@@@To start using ThreatSeeker categories for URL filtering, enable ThreatSeeker for the engine...";
fil["494"]= "GUID-44D17D95-826E-4D0A-9EA5-08E02C8DADF2.html@@@Finish converting Firewalls to Master NGFW Engines and Virtual Firewall elements@@@When you have finished configuring the Master NGFW Engine and Virtual Firewall elements, you must finalize the conversion...";
fil["495"]= "GUID-44FB4A89-864D-421A-ADC6-6453B3726C2B.html@@@Create Alert Chain elements@@@Alert Chain elements specify how alert notifications are sent to administrators...";
fil["496"]= "GUID-45018BEB-4679-455F-91A9-D9E06747FA1F.html@@@Empty the Trash@@@You can permanently delete all elements in the Trash at one time...";
fil["497"]= "GUID-450657B3-EFDE-4670-9847-C938770E648E.html@@@Change the Filter Tags of Filter elements@@@You can add Filter Tags to Filter elements, to make it easier to find a filter...";
fil["498"]= "GUID-45260C4F-7EB8-44D2-A921-DC4726714980.html@@@Examples of alert escalation@@@These examples show some common uses for alert escalation, and general steps on how each example is configured...";
fil["499"]= "GUID-4562328D-73D4-4AF3-86E1-113CFA2EC2F7.html@@@Log entry fields@@@The following tables list the fields of the log entry table and the corresponding XML fields exported to syslog for exportable log entry fields...";
fil["500"]= "GUID-4568E2BF-85A1-43C8-BDEC-315C523A245D.html@@@Integrating external directory servers@@@You can use an external directory server to store user group and user information instead of or in addition to the internal user database...";
fil["501"]= "GUID-45CB1A68-4E23-43CD-A46C-B27409332818.html@@@Create shared VLAN interfaces for Master NGFW Engines@@@You can optionally create shared VLANs on the shared Master NGFW physical interface that can be used by multiple Virtual Firewalls...";
fil["502"]= "GUID-45E8AC94-C14E-4586-A4C6-4586AE9E0BF5.html@@@Change the binding method for licenses for SMC servers@@@You can optionally replace IP-address-bound licenses for SMC servers with UIID-bound licenses...";
fil["503"]= "GUID-4602F5C2-A988-4912-876A-C9CBC6FB4C8F.html@@@Log data management and how it works@@@Log data management keeps the number of logs at a reasonable level and prevents log files from filling the storage space...";
fil["504"]= "GUID-46258AC3-BCFE-447B-8020-17DC467091FA.html@@@View Domain status@@@The Domain Overview allows you to see at a glance the status of the Domains and their elements. You do not need to log on to each Domain to monitor its status...";
fil["505"]= "GUID-46590EB1-B58F-4FC8-8F52-431329B9BA81.html@@@Configuration of Ethernet rules@@@You can use Ethernet rules in IPS, Layer 2 Firewall, and Layer 2 Interface Policy and Template Policy elements. Sub-Policies cannot contain Ethernet rules...";
fil["506"]= "GUID-4668B8AF-FBD5-4267-8789-54BB892D2BA7.html@@@Generate licenses@@@Generally, each SMC component and NGFW Engine must have a separate license. Some additional features might also require a separate license...";
fil["507"]= "GUID-466D004C-58CE-4C3C-8B25-56490DBF27AD.html@@@Create Access rules allowing traffic from Management Servers to external hosts@@@If the external host and Management Server are separated by a Firewall or Layer 2 Firewall, edit the Policy to allow traffic from the Management Server to the host...";
fil["508"]= "GUID-468D1EAA-9DFE-4E06-8458-30328470398C.html@@@Give VPN access to more hosts in policy-based VPNs@@@If you want to give access to hosts with IP addresses that are not already configured for your policy-based VPN, you must follow several general steps...";
fil["509"]= "GUID-47268AFD-6FA3-4C07-A04A-D20F679103EC.html@@@Browse log entries on a timeline@@@You can skip around logs from different time periods using the timeline...";
fil["510"]= "GUID-4726BE59-51D2-4988-8F22-4CDD6AF051DB.html@@@Reporting on the configuration database and audit logs@@@While other reports are based on logs and statistics, the System Report is based on information collected from the Management Server\u2019s configuration database and audit logs...";
fil["511"]= "GUID-47446783-23EE-45C0-A410-CB86F3A35ACE.html@@@Forcepoint One Endpoint integration configuration overview@@@The integration of Forcepoint One Endpoint consists of several general steps...";
fil["512"]= "GUID-475B84B6-0F0F-4EF9-AD45-C9D1686638D7.html@@@Specify global tester settings@@@The global settings of the tester have default values that you can override to meet your needs...";
fil["513"]= "GUID-4780018B-6319-4681-A07C-EF06FFE7C272.html@@@Create a Delete Elasticsearch Data Task@@@The Delete Elasticsearch Data Task deletes log data that has been forwarded to an Elasticsearch cluster...";
fil["514"]= "GUID-4793D717-6850-49AE-AC1E-010CCC1638BD.html@@@Overview of IP Multicasting@@@In the RFC 1112, IP multicasting is defined as the transmission of an IP datagram to a group of hosts identified by a single IP destination address...";
fil["515"]= "GUID-47953D41-6C76-4070-A6BB-913E0F144663.html@@@SMC configuration@@@Security Management Center (SMC) configuration allows you to customize how the SMC components work...";
fil["516"]= "GUID-47BD82BE-2CC0-4DAC-9288-7EAE47145BAB.html@@@Problems with VPNs with external gateways@@@There are some common problems and solutions when you create a VPN with an external gateway...";
fil["517"]= "GUID-47EFF0D0-581B-4D46-AC79-D37AC29E7C59.html@@@Monitor Monitoring Agents on the command line@@@You can monitor the Server Pool Monitoring Agents on the command line...";
fil["518"]= "GUID-4816C6ED-7C6F-4A93-B8AA-DFE1299C167C.html@@@Download the Management Client from the Management Server@@@Download and install the Management Client from the SMC Downloads page...";
fil["519"]= "GUID-48BD7326-0815-47B0-9EFF-6CE415EC990F.html@@@Install licenses for unlicensed components@@@All components must have a valid license. You must install licenses for any unlicensed components...";
fil["520"]= "GUID-48F565F5-9B3D-4B4E-9CC9-2890AA9C42F1.html@@@Licenses for Forcepoint Advanced Malware Detection@@@To use Forcepoint Advanced Malware Detection, you must download and install a license that includes the Forcepoint Advanced Malware Detection feature...";
fil["521"]= "GUID-48FA6791-72CB-45AF-903C-A901E000CBE3.html@@@Getting started with dynamic link selection@@@Some traffic is affected more easily by changes in the quality of the connection. The NGFW Engine can dynamically select the ISP link that best matches the quality requirements of traffic...";
fil["522"]= "GUID-493D03EB-8F4D-4757-9EAC-496FF66CB237.html@@@Certificate-based authentication in VPNs@@@In all site-to-site VPNs and in mobile VPNs with third-party VPN clients, you can use certificates for authentication...";
fil["523"]= "GUID-494A70A1-61EE-4D7C-A3D4-F7B8C9E43ABE.html@@@View current maintenance contract information@@@When contract checking is enabled, you can view information on your support contract...";
fil["524"]= "GUID-4967804C-E97D-44CD-8B67-0E25A0DFE966.html@@@Defining Alias elements@@@Alias elements represent different IP addresses depending on the engine on which they are used...";
fil["525"]= "GUID-4987CF73-2C3D-44D1-A1B8-AC96C239817A.html@@@Policy hierarchies@@@The policy structure is a hierarchy based on templates...";
fil["526"]= "GUID-49AF8A3F-A8B7-40FF-81B2-C9D647DB86C0.html@@@Disable or enable individual tests@@@Temporarily disable individual unused engine tests, or enable the individual tests you want to run...";
fil["527"]= "GUID-49C2F6F3-427B-4F1A-B987-22DAD0214C00.html@@@Add Wireless Interfaces for Single Firewalls@@@You can define a Wireless Interface to use a Single Firewall as a wireless access point...";
fil["528"]= "GUID-49DDE5D9-279C-4CB3-AA2E-EDCAC8C77C08.html@@@IPv6 Encapsulation Protocol Agent@@@The IPv6 Encapsulation Protocol Agent provides protocol inspection for tunneled IPv6 traffic on IPS engines and Layer 2 Firewalls...";
fil["529"]= "GUID-4A303AEC-0FBD-4C78-B4D6-10D1DE810B20.html@@@Adjust VPN-specific Site settings for VPN Gateways or External VPN Gateways@@@Site elements allow you to adjust how the Site is used in each VPN...";
fil["530"]= "GUID-4A700045-F204-41B6-9458-212164257A2D.html@@@Access rule matching based on the payload of connections@@@When you use some types of Service elements in Access rules, the NGFW Engine can only determine whether the connection matches a rule when the payload of the packets is checked against the Access rules...";
fil["531"]= "GUID-4A94CA9F-9808-46F2-BBD9-55DC6AD2F2F6.html@@@Select a Link Usage Profile for a VPN Broker domain@@@To override the default link selection options in QoS Class elements, select a Link Usage Profile element for the VPN Broker domain...";
fil["532"]= "GUID-4A9B4517-465D-4F1C-99B4-2445B4EC0021.html@@@Troubleshooting upgrades@@@There are some common problems that you might encounter when upgrading SMC components...";
fil["533"]= "GUID-4ABC63B9-2CFA-42FA-B08F-910F10F7229E.html@@@Troubleshooting reporting@@@There are some common problems that you might encounter when generating reports from raw statistical and log data stored on the Log Server...";
fil["534"]= "GUID-4AC9358A-220C-4CBC-8555-4DF59A378975.html@@@Standby operation@@@In standby clustering, only one node at a time processes traffic, and other nodes wait on standby...";
fil["535"]= "GUID-4AEE82F9-C4A2-4CEC-A5A2-D9E7EA681459.html@@@VPNs in Forcepoint NGFW@@@A VPN extends a secured private network over public networks by encrypting connections so that they can be transported over insecure links without compromising confidential data...";
fil["536"]= "GUID-4B3ECE2E-2BAA-45FA-AF97-714DADF1E11A.html@@@Add NAT rules@@@NAT rules define how NAT is applied to matching connections...";
fil["537"]= "GUID-4B65EC8E-6969-4DC1-BAEA-843D5E288E91.html@@@Enable or disable status monitoring@@@By default, monitoring is automatically activated for all engines, but can be turned off as necessary...";
fil["538"]= "GUID-4B826847-1EC9-48BF-88F5-AF88BCBC630F.html@@@Change the Management Server or Log Server platform@@@You can change the hardware or the operating system that the Management Server or Log Server components run on...";
fil["539"]= "GUID-4BBDB125-E078-4D27-B398-38DA634F164C.html@@@Managing certificates for system communications@@@Certificates are proof of identity that SMC components and NGFW Engines use to authenticate themselves in communications...";
fil["540"]= "GUID-4BEEA3A2-25A5-4215-96AC-0FE30E460892.html@@@Managing log data@@@Log management consists of configuring when log data produced, which log entries are stored, and when stored log entries are deleted or archived. To prevent the Log Server storage from filling up, log data management tools help you manage log entries automatically...";
fil["541"]= "GUID-4BFD2D28-571F-448D-94A5-79E50903BC82.html@@@Enable DHCP relay@@@You must select which interfaces perform DHCP relay. Activate the relay on the interface toward the DHCP clients...";
fil["542"]= "GUID-4C0902EF-DA01-4506-8FDF-2B2934F194CA.html@@@Select backup Log Servers for high availability@@@You can select one or more backup Log Servers for each Log Server for high availability...";
fil["543"]= "GUID-4C10A829-021F-4C96-B7BD-AA5AA715AD5E.html@@@IPv4 Encapsulation Protocol Agent@@@The IPv4 Encapsulation Protocol Agent provides protocol inspection for tunneled IPv4 traffic on IPS engines and Layer 2 Firewalls...";
fil["544"]= "GUID-4C1B9DED-614F-4E70-83AF-0DA04F8DBF67.html@@@Problems with licenses@@@Components that do not have a license do not work...";
fil["545"]= "GUID-4C2B116F-D0DF-460D-BC4C-BF4B1B75C629.html@@@Creating links between Diagram elements@@@You can create links between related diagrams...";
fil["546"]= "GUID-4C3D9403-0AAF-429E-841F-424E0BDE1048.html@@@Create User Alerts for User Alert Checks@@@When users exceed a threshold defined in a User Alert Check, User Alerts are generated...";
fil["547"]= "GUID-4C6F3FD5-59F7-47A5-8B39-1C89B4E12050.html@@@DNS Relay@@@DNS relay allows the firewall to provide DNS services for clients in internal networks...";
fil["548"]= "GUID-4C888636-7AEF-4241-9BB8-FDB7D1D4A776.html@@@Example: large-scale IPS installation@@@The following is an example of a large-scale installation with two Single IPS engines...";
fil["549"]= "GUID-4C98583A-7BA4-4028-AD85-6D20B58EC420.html@@@Add log forwarding rules to Log Servers@@@Add log forwarding rules to the Log Server to enable log forwarding...";
fil["550"]= "GUID-4CEA562C-3925-4BCB-B2D8-0BFC555A7DD1.html@@@Create custom LLDP Profile elements@@@LLDP Profile elements define settings for LLDP announcements and the type-length-values (TLVs) that the NGFW Engine announces...";
fil["551"]= "GUID-4D4B2A91-0073-4695-9C56-4762D9519E78.html@@@Monitoring blacklisting@@@You can monitor active blacklisting entries in the Blacklist view...";
fil["552"]= "GUID-4D682D16-E9B2-42F9-9112-7600F8D768BA.html@@@Define Mobile VPNs@@@In a mobile VPN, a VPN client on a user&apos;s device connects to a VPN gateway...";
fil["553"]= "GUID-4D7DE4CB-BFAB-4609-BEF7-AB96F63DE22D.html@@@Compare monitoring snapshots@@@You can compare snapshots of connections, blacklists, VPN SAs, users, routing, SSL VPNs, and neighbors with another snapshot of the same type. You can also compare a snapshot with the current blacklist, connections, VPN SAs, users, or routing entries...";
fil["554"]= "GUID-4DC784B0-9C1E-4A4C-8B55-D1F55796A830.html@@@Change the IP address of combined Management Servers and Log Servers@@@When the Management Server and the Log Server are installed on the same system, you can change the IP address for both Servers in one procedure...";
fil["555"]= "GUID-4E1A21D9-A304-4C7F-807D-B9CCEF544C23.html@@@Deactivate antispoofing for an IP address interface pair@@@In rare cases, you might need to change the default antispoofing definitions to make exceptions to antispoofing, for example, if you have defined policy routing manually...";
fil["556"]= "GUID-4E1CE358-00BF-438B-B46A-5AEDB650601A.html@@@How custom scripts for alert escalation work@@@Before writing a custom alert script, review the following information about the command arguments and script file location...";
fil["557"]= "GUID-4E2304DE-3775-4C92-8253-5CC08A1DD01A.html@@@Check the expiration date of internal certificates or CAs@@@You can check the status of internal certificates used in system communications and the status of the internal certificate authority that automatically signs the internal certificates...";
fil["558"]= "GUID-4E8BFBF6-0EE6-44D0-9AE3-63216DEDE99D.html@@@Use filters for browsing log entries@@@You can quickly create local filters by dragging and dropping. You can filter logs by time, use criteria stored in Filter elements, and save a Query as a permanent filter...";
fil["559"]= "GUID-4E96CF51-F413-4BD5-9272-E9E504630926.html@@@Unicast MAC@@@A common unicast MAC can be defined at the CVIs if the cluster is connected to hubs or switches that can forward frames with a unicast destination to multiple ports...";
fil["560"]= "GUID-4ED564FD-EB16-4EA4-8DB9-572BF5FA13A3.html@@@Manage HA Management Servers and Log Servers@@@When multiple Management Servers are configured, one Management Server is defined as active. You can manually change the active Management Server...";
fil["561"]= "GUID-4EFC0B0B-61A8-4936-854B-B2684B600F12.html@@@Support for large-scale installations@@@The Security Management Center is scalable from managing a single NGFW Engine up to a system consisting of hundreds of components...";
fil["562"]= "GUID-4F1557B8-785D-49F6-BC1D-8427EC9C9EE7.html@@@IP addresses for Single Firewall interfaces@@@You can define several types of IP addresses for the Single Firewall&apos;s interfaces...";
fil["563"]= "GUID-4F4DB960-AB31-4D19-88EC-356010FF1F00.html@@@Built-in inbound traffic management@@@The built-in Server Pool feature allows Firewalls to monitor a pool of alternative servers that offer the same service to the users...";
fil["564"]= "GUID-4F747BB2-230C-4A7F-9574-822B42F10667.html@@@Define static multicast@@@You can configure static routes for multicast traffic between a source IP address and firewall interface pair and a destination (multicast) IP address and firewall interface pair...";
fil["565"]= "GUID-4F9C7D4C-B189-4050-A592-936321247CCD.html@@@Stream operations@@@Stream operations can be used to read data from the traffic stream...";
fil["566"]= "GUID-4FAAFB10-A283-4230-B5A0-855F81C95323.html@@@Getting started with upgrading the SMC@@@Upgrading the SMC updates the system software version, activates the newest dynamic update package, and can include changes to elements. Backing up the system before an upgrade is recommended...";
fil["567"]= "GUID-4FAF5172-EDA3-4545-BC69-DE60A5FCC633.html@@@Directory servers for external user authentication@@@Storing the user information and authenticating the users are two separate concepts with separate options...";
fil["568"]= "GUID-4FE70377-27B0-4A32-9E4C-19F8E6D25A9E.html@@@Benefits of exporting or importing elements@@@The ability to export and import most kinds of elements allows you to reuse or restore them without having to create them again...";
fil["569"]= "GUID-4FEB4D41-9C9C-43F0-B072-F0DA25A302F4.html@@@Add Access rules for category-based URL filtering@@@Use category-based URL filtering in IPv4 or IPv6 Access rules in a Firewall Policy, IPS Policy, Layer 2 Firewall Policy, or Layer 2 Interface Policy to define which traffic is logged or blocked when a URL match is found...";
fil["570"]= "GUID-4FF7FCB4-EA0B-4A23-BFFC-2C753F9A6CC3.html@@@Enable browser-based user authentication on the NGFW Engine@@@Browser-based user authentication is configured in the properties of the NGFW Engine...";
fil["571"]= "GUID-5026425C-9DC9-4BB4-8708-13BD3BEC7FB9.html@@@Troubleshoot heartbeat and synchronization errors@@@There are several possible causes and solutions when you receive alerts regarding the heartbeat connection between the nodes in a cluster...";
fil["572"]= "GUID-504BDE0C-53FF-414A-AF42-9596FAF61317.html@@@Re-enable disabled cluster nodes@@@You can re-enable nodes in a cluster that you have temporarily disabled...";
fil["573"]= "GUID-50545A8A-B436-4771-BED9-70754B53FAD6.html@@@View monitoring snapshots@@@The snapshots are listed in the Monitoring view. You can also open snapshots saved on your local workstation...";
fil["574"]= "GUID-507E16A1-19CC-47DB-8425-98F6C5DBAAE9.html@@@Situation elements@@@Situation elements are used in Inspection rules to define patterns that deep packet inspection looks for in traffic...";
fil["575"]= "GUID-509E3DE8-B0EE-4209-9344-A3B8A62C0FC9.html@@@Alert escalation and how it works@@@Alerts notify you if something unexpected or suspicious happens. It is important for administrators to respond to alerts to maintain the health of the SMC...";
fil["576"]= "GUID-50A2BBDB-8852-4DA6-A2B5-D85E09C13066.html@@@View Policy Snapshots@@@A policy snapshot captures a policy&apos;s configuration at the time it was installed...";
fil["577"]= "GUID-50B5B8CF-3CFC-403D-B74C-5C7643D9C143.html@@@Selecting the time zone for log browsing@@@The SMC and engines use universal time (UTC) internally. The times in the Logs view are changed to your selected time zone as they are displayed...";
fil["578"]= "GUID-51029CCD-3D5D-4584-8EB0-E94446053CE8.html@@@Create User elements@@@The User element defines who your users are and how they can identify themselves to get access to networks and services as defined in your Firewall Access rules...";
fil["579"]= "GUID-519212A7-5D32-44E5-AD69-04AFC2E5C593.html@@@Shell Protocol Agent@@@This Protocol Agent manages Remote Shell connections and RExec connections...";
fil["580"]= "GUID-519E9E8A-CE43-4476-B145-7FA6961483FF.html@@@Communicating DSCP markers to other network equipment to prioritize traffic@@@DSCP (DiffServ type of service field) markers in the traffic are a standard way to indicate priorities in network traffic. You and your ISP might have routers that decide how to handle packets based on the priority of the traffic...";
fil["581"]= "GUID-523AC224-086B-4F0D-86D0-D9BF6F4D5934.html@@@Traffic captures and how they work@@@You can capture network traffic data for network troubleshooting purposes. This data helps you to analyze network traffic to and from the engines...";
fil["582"]= "GUID-52401F2F-9EDF-4E3C-A230-AFBAF4B2140F.html@@@Add integrated switches for Single Firewalls@@@An integrated switch represents the switch functionality on purpose-built Forcepoint NGFW appliances. Integrated switches eliminate the need for an external switch device and reduce costs and clutter...";
fil["583"]= "GUID-5246C855-5CA5-4E6B-9F68-DD3ADF37F67A.html@@@TFTP Protocol Agent@@@The Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP) Protocol Agent performs data transfer from a server to a client using dynamically selected ports...";
fil["584"]= "GUID-5258E85B-BABB-4FC1-A8BE-F7387E11C278.html@@@Example: archiving old log data@@@This scenario shows an example of archiving and deleting logs to free up disk space on the Log Server...";
fil["585"]= "GUID-526B50A4-9793-4204-82BE-CE6EC481B39D.html@@@Restore SMC Appliance backups@@@You can use the smca-restore command to restore Management Server backups, Log Server backups, and SMC Appliance configuration files on the SMC Appliance...";
fil["586"]= "GUID-526B9767-B368-4501-BBFB-644285BCC058.html@@@Create a Proxy Server element@@@Create a Proxy Server element that represents the proxy service...";
fil["587"]= "GUID-5275686B-0863-4AA6-A709-ED0D206E8781.html@@@Getting started with routing@@@To understand how the NGFW Engine reads routing definitions, look at the network interfaces in the routing or antispoofing configurations...";
fil["588"]= "GUID-527AC89E-E159-4A66-A4CB-CD59C53514A4.html@@@Define additional VPN certificate authorities@@@If you want to use certificates that are signed by an external CA, define an additional VPN CA...";
fil["589"]= "GUID-52AC7032-0071-4BA1-BE01-A888C3E5C371.html@@@Getting started with Alias element translations@@@Alias element translation values are set for each engine. You can change the translation values through the engine properties or in the properties of the Alias element itself...";
fil["590"]= "GUID-52B29EA1-F5DD-47B7-A817-4BE08BB1A60C.html@@@Default elements for Access rules@@@There are several predefined elements for configuring Access rules...";
fil["591"]= "GUID-52F8F5DB-A934-493D-BDD5-A49710FC74CB.html@@@Use type-ahead search@@@Type-ahead search allows you to quickly filter elements...";
fil["592"]= "GUID-53024380-AC26-4122-A8FB-E524D568372C.html@@@Troubleshooting NGFW Engine operation@@@There are several common errors and problems that are directly related to the operation of Firewalls, IPS engines, and Layer 2 Firewalls...";
fil["593"]= "GUID-5308E16E-E2FC-4194-9690-1315644BDF13.html@@@NAT and system communications@@@If NAT is needed between SMC components, you must define Contact Addresses for the communications so that the components use the correct address for contact when needed...";
fil["594"]= "GUID-531ECEBF-2B00-49FD-A726-42EA1C482754.html@@@Create Probing Profile elements for monitoring third-party devices@@@Probing Profiles define the monitoring of third-party device status (using SNMPv1/SNMPv2c/SNMPv3/Ping/TCP) and the settings for receiving statistics information from them (using SNMPv1)...";
fil["595"]= "GUID-53CCC0B0-4772-4081-AFE3-7857FE422246.html@@@Default elements for network applications@@@There are several predefined elements for working with network applications...";
fil["596"]= "GUID-53F00C85-AE9E-424B-BEFA-B57F4C3A60F8.html@@@Define SIP Protocol parameters@@@The Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) agent can be used to handle multimedia connections that use SIP as their transfer protocol...";
fil["597"]= "GUID-5418571F-14D8-4F21-BCC9-533110BB7D95.html@@@Inspection rules tree and how it works@@@The rules tree is the main tool for controlling deep packet inspection in Inspection Policy elements...";
fil["598"]= "GUID-542B9816-8A48-4C11-8F34-73E34AA4A456.html@@@Virtual private networks@@@Forcepoint NGFW supports both policy-based and route-based VPN (virtual private network) tunnels between VPN gateways. For full remote access, Forcepoint NGFW supports both IPsec and SSL VPN tunnels for VPN clients...";
fil["599"]= "GUID-542E8303-07F3-4C39-B22B-631C08FC8AFA.html@@@Create User Response elements@@@You can define a different User Response entry for each case in which an HTTP or HTTPS connection matches a rule that closes the connection...";
fil["600"]= "GUID-5482000D-4E92-46FD-B9BF-0C1CA3E4E8C9.html@@@Example VPN configuration 1: create Access rules@@@The rules in this example allow protected hosts to open connections both ways. Two rules are created here to allow the different directions of traffic separately...";
fil["601"]= "GUID-5492C28B-0BEB-4C7E-B4A6-B2B8EF02B151.html@@@Check validity and status of licenses@@@You can check license validity and binding information in the Management Client...";
fil["602"]= "GUID-54B70DE1-076D-4463-BFCF-C4230B467C43.html@@@Reconfiguring the SMC and NGFW Engines@@@You can modify settings for Management Servers, change hardware platforms or the IP addresses used in system communications, change the type of certificate authority, and change the role of NGFW Engines...";
fil["603"]= "GUID-54C221A2-034B-4AF1-87D6-C7F2DCA7B877.html@@@Add IPv6 addresses to Single Firewall interfaces@@@You can add IPv6 addresses to layer 3 physical interfaces, VLAN interfaces, SSID interfaces, tunnel interfaces, and port group interfaces of an integrated switch on Single Firewalls...";
fil["604"]= "GUID-54C81C47-1DAE-4C25-8712-5740514014F3.html@@@Email reports@@@Reports can be emailed as soon as they are generated...";
fil["605"]= "GUID-54DDE45D-5681-4244-B690-15706E51C69D.html@@@Editing NGFW Engine configurations@@@The NGFW Engines can be configured in various ways...";
fil["606"]= "GUID-551BE907-F081-473D-B1F7-2A81933D4D53.html@@@Troubleshooting packets incorrectly dropped by antispoofing@@@You can add exceptions to antispoofing if traffic that should be allowed is incorrectly dropped as spoofed...";
fil["607"]= "GUID-5521DC87-A78E-4996-897E-223E01BF2926.html@@@Renew certificates for SMC components and NGFW Engines when certificate authorities expire@@@If a certificate authority is about to expire, the components that use certificates signed by the certificate authority require new certificates that are signed by a valid certificate authority...";
fil["608"]= "GUID-55709BFD-9CB2-483C-99D1-C324527B37E8.html@@@Example VPN configuration 2: create an External VPN Gateway element@@@You need an External VPN Gateway element for this configuration...";
fil["609"]= "GUID-5572014E-B2BA-4722-9968-37121117130F.html@@@Setting up the Web Portal@@@The Web Portal provides browser-based access to logs, reports, and Policy Snapshots for specific authorized users. The Web Portal is provided by the Web Portal Server, which is an optional component that you can purchase for your SMC...";
fil["610"]= "GUID-55C6218D-4121-4A29-987B-EB2D207C84AF.html@@@Defining IP addresses for VPN clients@@@There are two different methods to define the IP addresses that VPN clients use in the internal network...";
fil["611"]= "GUID-55DCB2D0-7BED-4D9E-ABC2-3DAAFE6CE89A.html@@@Types of internal certificate authorities@@@The internal certificate authority can be either an internal Elliptic Curve Digital Signature Algorithm (ECDSA) certificate authority or an internal RSA certificate authority...";
fil["612"]= "GUID-56226C9C-8DD4-4DF4-98D4-1A7C7020AC34.html@@@Create custom Service elements@@@Create a custom Service element if you need to match a protocol or port number that is not represented by the default Service elements. You can also use a custom Service element to change the properties of a Service element...";
fil["613"]= "GUID-564154DE-B205-4EDC-8FE6-2C2436E1FC9C.html@@@Forcepoint NGFW benefits@@@In addition to standard firewall features, the Forcepoint NGFW provides additional advanced features...";
fil["614"]= "GUID-56BDBC6E-B984-4906-A00B-F0AE7BA8118C.html@@@Master NGFW Engine and Virtual NGFW Engine configuration overview@@@Master NGFW Engine and Virtual NGFW Engine configuration consists of creating Master NGFW Engines and associating Virtual NGFW Engines with the Master NGFW Engines...";
fil["615"]= "GUID-56CABD5D-FD57-4D92-99C4-F1F5A25AAE74.html@@@Patch or upgrade the SMC Appliance on the command line@@@You can use the appliance maintenance and bug remediation (AMBR) patching utility to patch or upgrade the SMC Appliance on the command line...";
fil["616"]= "GUID-5748AAD7-4E63-4608-BF16-062C6C3B39FF.html@@@Sidewinder TCP Proxy and Sidewinder UDP Proxy@@@Sidewinder TCP Proxy and Sidewinder UDP Proxy provide protocol validation for TCP and UDP traffic...";
fil["617"]= "GUID-5761EF3B-7F55-41F0-805D-4E506CF47D95.html@@@Special character sequences@@@Printable characters, such as \u201Ca\u201D or \u201Cb\u201D, are defined by simply typing them into a regular expression. In addition, there are some shorthands for common non-printable characters and character classes...";
fil["618"]= "GUID-578A2BA8-542E-4D99-99AB-B08CB506FEF7.html@@@Network address translation (NAT) and how it works@@@Network address translation (NAT) means changing the IP address or port information in packets. Most often, NAT is used to allow internal hosts to communicate via networks where their actual address is not routable and to conceal the internal network structure from outsiders...";
fil["619"]= "GUID-579C0695-5CD8-4AFE-875D-13B7CE8ECC68.html@@@Creating user-specific Access rules@@@You can use User and User Group elements as the source or destination of a rule to create user-specific rules...";
fil["620"]= "GUID-58093576-EC5B-46CC-9B9B-4EB68A880F99.html@@@Create local filters@@@You can create local filters in various views in the Management Client...";
fil["621"]= "GUID-58684B1D-C81D-47AD-B728-C5F7764FEEBA.html@@@Examples of interface configurations@@@Examples of interface configurations for NGFW Engines in different roles are described in the following sections...";
fil["622"]= "GUID-5873B2A4-0CF7-4EFD-818E-E78BE24AF4EC.html@@@Getting started with the SSL VPN Portal@@@The SSL VPN Portal provides secure browser-based access to services in the protected network...";
fil["623"]= "GUID-58C5102F-4700-447E-A794-7E153CFB80AA.html@@@Define DNS Protocol parameters@@@The DNS protocol parameters control DNS protocol enforcement...";
fil["624"]= "GUID-591AF945-984D-4D72-8646-3828EEA7CF08.html@@@Remove a VPN site from all VPNs@@@You can remove a site that has been manually added to the VPN gateway. The site is removed from all VPNs where the VPN gateway is used...";
fil["625"]= "GUID-5921B278-AB6E-448A-B801-E7FC9F81208C.html@@@Change the priority of Incident Case elements@@@As the investigation of the incident progresses, you can change the priority of the Incident Case as necessary...";
fil["626"]= "GUID-5952BE48-6E6B-4D11-BCAF-5AAA986FD200.html@@@Defining Zone elements@@@Zone elements allow you to group network interfaces of Firewall, IPS, and Layer 2 Firewall engines...";
fil["627"]= "GUID-596D81C7-BF3A-4925-A943-A456C2E54897.html@@@Adding routes for Master NGFW Engines and Virtual NGFW Engines@@@The need to configure routing can change depending on the role of the NGFW Engine and the types of interfaces that have been configured...";
fil["628"]= "GUID-599EA5A8-4E08-4B14-A9E4-292E80361772.html@@@Example of a dynamic source translation NAT rule@@@This example shows a dynamic address translation that translates the addresses in one internal network to a single external address for general web browsing...";
fil["629"]= "GUID-59DC6DA2-5604-4D71-AC4C-7C7D5C8B1A2B.html@@@Monitoring and testing outbound traffic management@@@You can monitor the status of the NetLinks in the SD-WAN Dashboard in the Home view. NetLinks are shown as ISP connections...";
fil["630"]= "GUID-5A00117C-4378-48D7-8F58-EDCF212A1D41.html@@@RTSP Protocol Agent@@@The RTSP (Real Time Streaming Protocol) network control protocol is used for establishing and controlling media sessions between clients and media servers...";
fil["631"]= "GUID-5A1C828E-AA82-4D5A-91D6-89896C3162D5.html@@@Situation Context parameters@@@There are parameters you can define for Situation Contexts...";
fil["632"]= "GUID-5A5F954D-7707-43D0-BEE5-D51B30B122E0.html@@@Activate TLS inspection on NGFW Engines@@@Depending on the elements you select in the engine properties, you can activate client protection alone, server protection alone, or client and server protection together...";
fil["633"]= "GUID-5A7138DC-5615-4DD6-89FD-1BAEDF2191F3.html@@@Blacklisting configuration overview@@@Configuring blacklisting consists of several general steps...";
fil["634"]= "GUID-5A84602E-7C63-469C-91EC-76895CC1732E.html@@@Create RADIUS or TACACS+ Authentication Server elements@@@You can authenticate end-user access through Firewalls and administrator\u2019s logons to the SMC against external authentication servers that support either the RADIUS or TACACS+ protocol...";
fil["635"]= "GUID-5A93CAB0-D759-44AD-BD38-9A60C16B8BDC.html@@@Configure what triggers SNMP traps@@@The trap parameters define where and how SNMP traps are sent from NGFW Engines and the SMC Appliance...";
fil["636"]= "GUID-5A93CAB0-D759-44AD-BD38-9A60C16B8BDC_2.html@@@Configure what triggers SNMP traps@@@The trap parameters define where and how SNMP traps are sent from NGFW Engines and the SMC Appliance...";
fil["637"]= "GUID-5A9B40BF-72DB-41D6-A840-1EA1CB647776.html@@@Restart dynamic routing processing@@@If routes are not being updated as expected, you can restart the dynamic routing processing...";
fil["638"]= "GUID-5AA1348B-C3B4-4F7F-8618-D0AD51D4ADE9.html@@@Example: preventing active mode FTP with a Protocol Agent@@@Company A has an FTP server that allows access from the Internet. The Firewall must only allow users to make passive mode FTP connections...";
fil["639"]= "GUID-5AC37952-183F-4E6F-ADA2-948E7A9472E7.html@@@Example: Tuning an Inspection Policy element to eliminate false positives for a firewall@@@An example of using Exception rules in the Inspection Policy element to eliminate a false positive...";
fil["640"]= "GUID-5AC60F95-F08E-4963-A25A-C9FE604E6E8C.html@@@Getting started with upgrading NGFW Engines@@@You can remotely upgrade engines using the Management Client or locally on the engine command line...";
fil["641"]= "GUID-5AC72E69-9BCD-4C1A-9CEB-20AB430D0C59.html@@@Install additional Management Server software@@@Install additional Management Servers using the SMC Installation Wizard...";
fil["642"]= "GUID-5AE7D2BF-A0BF-4072-9FD7-9C2D3828BC44.html@@@Example: User-specific firewall Access rules@@@An example of using access control by user to define Firewall Access rules that only apply to specific users...";
fil["643"]= "GUID-5AEA8900-24B0-45B3-A2C9-06EEDDE49BE3.html@@@Getting started with Access rules@@@Access rules filter traffic by defining matching criteria and an action that is applied to packets that match all criteria defined in the rule...";
fil["644"]= "GUID-5B083497-E14A-4695-91CD-EBE78D443C9B.html@@@Post-installation steps for Forcepoint NGFW in the IPS role@@@There are some steps to follow after you have completed the installation, installed a basic policy, and turned the IPS engines online...";
fil["645"]= "GUID-5B182375-1F60-469C-9DBC-8A0D4BDAE351.html@@@Exclude domains from inspection of HTTPS traffic@@@The HTTPS Inspection Exceptions element is a list of domains that are excluded from decryption and inspection...";
fil["646"]= "GUID-5B3A8A53-59E5-434F-9775-AA33631F5527.html@@@Example: escalating alerts to specific administrators and sites@@@You can escalate alerts to specified locations and administrators, as shown in the following example...";
fil["647"]= "GUID-5B3AE658-48F1-492C-981E-7A9AD5C4EE06.html@@@Back up system configurations@@@Backups are needed to recover from the loss of the system configurations, for example, due to hardware failure. A backup also allows you to relocate the SMC servers onto different hardware...";
fil["648"]= "GUID-5B7AD771-43D3-4B6B-AD86-2ECE70749861.html@@@Ethernet rules@@@...";
fil["649"]= "GUID-5B87D19C-1DB8-41B1-B881-E51B5BEF16E7.html@@@Example: Balancing traffic according to link capacity@@@To manage ISP connections having very different bandwidths, you configure an Outbound Multi-Link element and select ratio load balancing...";
fil["650"]= "GUID-5B916423-DD2A-44CB-A44F-4CB9586BA1A0.html@@@Dynamic source translation@@@Dynamic source translation allows translating many original IP addresses to a much smaller pool of translated addresses, even a single IP address...";
fil["651"]= "GUID-5BBCD408-A867-42CD-A6F5-C00139DFFB29.html@@@Export reports as tab-delimited text files@@@You can export a plain text file, without any formatting...";
fil["652"]= "GUID-5BC3021A-CB33-4E9C-9231-1E8D23473BC3.html@@@Create an Archive Log Task@@@You can set up an Archive Log Task to copy log data from the active storage on the Log or Management Server to some other location...";
fil["653"]= "GUID-5BCB334A-13CE-4767-A396-87F0A822EE3E.html@@@High availability@@@You can optionally install one or more additional Management Servers or Log Servers...";
fil["654"]= "GUID-5BCE6700-3357-4F1C-83A9-C1BEDB2CC0D1.html@@@Example: Logging protocol use in Ethernet rules@@@An example of configuring Ethernet rules to log the use of Ethernet protocols...";
fil["655"]= "GUID-5BD6F755-A656-4206-884D-45F46F96D94C.html@@@Using a NAT address for a VPN endpoint@@@VPN traffic is protected against modifications, so there are some restrictions when NAT is applied to the encrypted traffic...";
fil["656"]= "GUID-5BDAC81C-A449-42A1-8F1A-4289BF590E94.html@@@Network interface configuration overview@@@The network interface configuration process depends on the Forcepoint NGFW role...";
fil["657"]= "GUID-5C1C6AD9-5D04-440F-A818-E0CF830B3BD5.html@@@Example: server protection in TLS inspection@@@Company A\u2019s server offers HTTPS services to their customers. The administrators want to be able to detect and block attacks targeting the HTTPS server, even if the attacks are encrypted inside an SSL tunnel...";
fil["658"]= "GUID-5C1E6FC4-1AB3-4B17-9954-FBFB52CB722F.html@@@Nesting expressions@@@You can nest expressions by placing other expressions inside an expression. Nesting is a good way to simplify the creation of complex expressions...";
fil["659"]= "GUID-5C62CEBA-4790-4999-89DC-6087823B8256.html@@@Upgrade NGFW Engines remotely@@@The Management Server can remotely upgrade NGFW Engine components that it manages...";
fil["660"]= "GUID-5C72CBC0-C16C-4509-81D4-318E511558C3.html@@@Setting up SNMP for NGFW Engines@@@SNMP is a standard protocol that different equipment can use to send network management-related information to each other. You can configure NGFW Engines to send SNMP traps to external equipment...";
fil["661"]= "GUID-5C96C14E-42BB-4AEF-A813-E3EDB5194736.html@@@Rule order in alert policies and alert chains@@@The system processes Alert Policies and Alert Chains from top down, so the order of the rules is important...";
fil["662"]= "GUID-5CA8EF2D-5C1D-454E-9EAF-90B847F380AA.html@@@Define Context options for Situation elements@@@The Context gives the Situation the information on which patterns you want it to match in the traffic...";
fil["663"]= "GUID-5CAB83CE-10B0-49C8-97A5-817AA21C5351.html@@@Disable validation warnings for rules@@@You can optionally set an issue listed in the Issues pane to be ignored for a specific rule...";
fil["664"]= "GUID-5CFA3C41-36FF-4CE3-AA0F-223622BEFDE7.html@@@Outbound load-balancing NAT@@@You can use NAT for outbound load-balancing...";
fil["665"]= "GUID-5CFBDAE2-E2A1-476E-A93D-69968734F106.html@@@Change the Management Server database password@@@The Management Server contains a database for storing the configuration information. The password for the database is automatically created during the installation of the Management Server. In some rare cases, you might need this password to complete an operation. In these cases, you can change the database password...";
fil["666"]= "GUID-5D07AF73-D096-4C1A-9B23-5B965E55D9AB.html@@@Select Element dialog box@@@Use this dialog box to select the elements that are used in many different parts of the Management Client...";
fil["667"]= "GUID-5D3A873B-2F3B-4F36-83EF-0EE6E90898D1.html@@@Example: restricting the use of Ethernet protocols@@@An example of configuring Ethernet rules to restrict which Ethernet protocols are allowed...";
fil["668"]= "GUID-5D7D402F-8C47-4B55-AAE4-265E5F75B773.html@@@Respond to Incomplete connection closed log messages@@@Logs that contain \u201Cincomplete connection closed\u201D messages indicate that a Firewall determined that a connection was unsuccessful and removed it from its records...";
fil["669"]= "GUID-5D95586F-257D-4900-BDD1-D852ABE5F939.html@@@Import an externally signed VPN gateway certificate@@@You can import a certificate signed by an external certificate issuer for a VPN Gateway element when the certificate request has been created in the SMC...";
fil["670"]= "GUID-5D974C50-4D42-4100-ADD1-9D57E6EBD190.html@@@Add Firewall load-balancing filter entries@@@You can manually add IP addresses to the Firewall Cluster&apos;s load-balancing filter...";
fil["671"]= "GUID-5DB65EA2-4B7C-4982-842B-7AFA6F6E5523.html@@@Defining Site elements for VPN gateways@@@The Site element defines the internal IP addresses that can send or receive traffic through the VPN...";
fil["672"]= "GUID-5DD1288A-425D-412F-90C2-805973A0CEA6.html@@@Quality of Service@@@The Quality of Service (QoS) features allow you to manage bandwidth and prioritize connections on the NGFW Engines. QoS features are available on Firewalls, IPS NGFW Engines, Layer 2 Firewalls, Master NGFW Engines, Virtual Firewalls, Virtual IPS NGFW Engines, and Virtual Layer 2 Firewalls...";
fil["673"]= "GUID-5DD13BCC-6F24-4630-87E3-A9F4CE06DC38.html@@@Naming rules@@@You can optionally add a name or short description to a rule to help identify it...";
fil["674"]= "GUID-5DD3F1CB-C6B3-466F-9079-EDF00BA3C695.html@@@Variable expression evaluation@@@Variable expression evaluation is an extension to regular expression syntax that provides the ability to use variables, parse values from the traffic stream and perform arithmetic operations...";
fil["675"]= "GUID-5DFAD84B-D8F4-4B9B-9FA0-21BBBC16FC55.html@@@Getting started with permissions@@@You can define the permissions that enable or restrict administrators to edit and view an engine&apos;s properties...";
fil["676"]= "GUID-5E0CED41-B262-4037-9F4B-927EE3AF1BCF.html@@@Open the advanced settings@@@To adjust advanced settings for an NGFW Engine, you must open the Engine Editor...";
fil["677"]= "GUID-5E19BFC0-C659-4A10-890A-DB4E0920DD3F.html@@@NAT for traffic in VPN tunnels@@@You can configure NAT for traffic in VPN tunnels in the properties of the Policy-Based VPN element...";
fil["678"]= "GUID-5E209BF5-F422-4E17-B510-499E0342862C.html@@@Create Domain elements@@@Only administrators that have unrestricted permissions (superusers) can create Domains...";
fil["679"]= "GUID-5E37B272-EEAE-4B29-9679-4ACD9C8C024A.html@@@Install licenses for additional Log Servers@@@Each Log Server requires a separate license, even if it is only used as a backup for some other Log Server...";
fil["680"]= "GUID-5E3BD4A2-7A4A-4822-9AD8-5AA5EA28612B.html@@@Examples of route selection and antispoofing definitions@@@There are several considerations to take into account when configuring routing and antispoofing...";
fil["681"]= "GUID-5E491E77-CA93-4083-8AB9-C4EC9E0859EE.html@@@Example: ensuring quality of important communications@@@In this example, Company A has two offices, one in Italy and one in France. The company has decided to replace phone lines with VoIP telephony...";
fil["682"]= "GUID-5E630DFA-151E-4137-966B-028211A2E17A.html@@@Modify Management Server elements@@@One Management Server element is automatically created during SMC installation. You can change the settings as necessary...";
fil["683"]= "GUID-5E642F38-3A05-42DA-AB7A-A7C0858C0579.html@@@Event Count@@@Event Count finds recurring patterns in traffic by counting the times certain Situations occur within the defined period, so that action can be taken if the threshold values you set are exceeded...";
fil["684"]= "GUID-5E78C81B-8223-422B-8B52-E7AB8424E2C1.html@@@Define Group Context parameters for Correlation Situation elements@@@The Group context finds event patterns in traffic by keeping track of whether all events in the defined set of Situations match at least once in any order within the defined time period...";
fil["685"]= "GUID-5EBD2F25-F66C-4C3D-A3BA-0C09A0D37E8C.html@@@Viewing temporary log entries@@@The Logs view has two operating modes. One mode shows a fixed time frame, the other is a stream of current log entries, which also includes temporary entries...";
fil["686"]= "GUID-5EC0F324-132F-4B7D-BDAE-1E67C06C293A.html@@@Replacing expired VPN certificates@@@For security reasons, VPN certificates have an expiration date, after which the certificates must be replaced with new ones...";
fil["687"]= "GUID-5EED029F-C54C-4E1A-B067-ED086A54F6D1.html@@@Sidewinder SSH Proxy@@@The Sidewinder SSH Proxy allows you to restrict the types of traffic and the commands that can be used with SSH connections...";
fil["688"]= "GUID-5F26D4ED-F152-4B1B-AC19-2B0506A4A082.html@@@Grouping Category elements with Category Tag elements@@@If you have many custom Category elements, you can group the Categories using Category Tag elements. Category Tags can also be used to filter elements in Management Client views...";
fil["689"]= "GUID-5F36A3FA-41B8-4D3D-AA35-A72C159E06DC.html@@@Configuring the Log Server@@@You can modify a Log Server element, configure settings for Log Servers, and recertify Log Servers...";
fil["690"]= "GUID-5F69E804-7328-43A2-BD12-8EC8FF199A59.html@@@Create DNS Relay Profile elements@@@DNS Relay Profile elements contain the host name mappings, domain-specific DNS servers, fixed domain answers, and DNS answer translations that the firewall uses when it provides DNS services to the internal network...";
fil["691"]= "GUID-5F734098-3E98-4851-9DE5-C53FC3E6746A.html@@@Tuning Inspection Policy elements to eliminate false positives@@@False positives are matches to rules and exceptions in Inspection Policy elements that are incorrect or irrelevant in your environment...";
fil["692"]= "GUID-5F7D0B96-4BF2-4131-B141-D8CE336C618C.html@@@Adjust general Master NGFW Engine clustering options@@@To tune the settings that relate to how the traffic load is balanced between several online nodes, use the Master NGFW Engine Clustering options...";
fil["693"]= "GUID-5F7EA63F-CCB0-4388-BA48-201EB7EE870E.html@@@Getting started with filtering data@@@Network traffic can generate a large amount of log data. You can use filters to select data for many operations such as viewing log entries in the Logs view or generating statistical reports...";
fil["694"]= "GUID-5FBB62EC-2BF8-4007-BACC-B8510B0CE8E5.html@@@Changing how log entries are displayed@@@There are various ways in which you can customize how entries in the Log view are displayed...";
fil["695"]= "GUID-5FD74225-B968-418B-A9AD-A5A0E7879C98.html@@@Create sgInfo Tasks@@@Create a sgInfo Task to collect information about your system for Forcepoint Customer Hub...";
fil["696"]= "GUID-60205D71-176A-4486-81CF-08F4E2A514D0.html@@@Troubleshooting the Management Client@@@There are several general problems that you might encounter when using the Management Client...";
fil["697"]= "GUID-604C71E5-7A10-4883-808F-043B91668A9A.html@@@Access rules@@@Access rules are lists of matching criteria and actions that define how the engine treats different types of network traffic. They are your main configuration tool for defining which traffic is stopped and which traffic is allowed...";
fil["698"]= "GUID-60759BDD-4278-49FE-92FC-D794839B46FB.html@@@Override default validation settings for rules@@@You can define rule-specific settings for policy validation...";
fil["699"]= "GUID-608CD65D-FB9F-4490-8B25-C9CD2A9C3454.html@@@Policy-based VPNs in Forcepoint NGFW@@@In policy-based VPNs, the Access rules determine which traffic is sent into the VPN tunnels...";
fil["700"]= "GUID-6091D3F3-ACC0-4E55-970D-27AB8A4A0701.html@@@Security Management Center commands@@@SMC commands include commands for the Management Server, Log Server, and Web Portal Server...";
fil["701"]= "GUID-60C406D1-F796-4E61-A687-04AC4794B4C8.html@@@Create Route Map elements@@@Use Route Map elements in more complex networks to control or manipulate routes. You can use Access List elements as a Matching Condition in a Route Map rule...";
fil["702"]= "GUID-60EDC07B-DD20-403D-B3F8-388F7EDCF8F4.html@@@Monitoring@@@You can use the SMC to monitor system components and third-party devices. You can also view and filter logs, and create Reports from them...";
fil["703"]= "GUID-611EF1D0-0899-4776-8767-6171971AADB1.html@@@Integrate on-premises DLP servers with Forcepoint NGFW@@@You can integrate on-premises DLP servers, such as Forcepoint DLP, with Forcepoint NGFW and use them as a scanning method in the file filtering policy...";
fil["704"]= "GUID-613D3D8F-B747-479A-A9EF-A47B323737CB.html@@@Examples of IPS engine interface configuration@@@These examples illustrate some common uses for IPS engines and general steps for how each example is configured...";
fil["705"]= "GUID-616FBF36-D6FE-4DFF-BA0C-CA6940F66B0B.html@@@Example: Combining category elements@@@This scenario shows an example of combining categories that are used at different sites...";
fil["706"]= "GUID-6173947D-E60F-416D-B348-32C7F2C5DB1B.html@@@Add Access rules for custom URL List Applications@@@Use URL List Application elements in the Access rules to block or allow individual URLs...";
fil["707"]= "GUID-6190DE03-C5CE-41F2-B655-2D6B3BCAD3FD.html@@@Validate Logging Profile elements@@@To verify that the syslog data is converted correctly to SMC log fields, you can test a Logging Profile that you created...";
fil["708"]= "GUID-61C1EE54-F377-4CAA-8DB4-854FC5184042.html@@@Master NGFW Engine interface configuration overview@@@The interface configuration for Master NGFW Engines consists of several main steps...";
fil["709"]= "GUID-61C4A108-8161-4723-98B7-8D34264C0907.html@@@Defining address translation@@@The NAT cell of the NAT rules allows you to define that the source address, the destination address, or both addresses are translated...";
fil["710"]= "GUID-6235EB91-F29F-4E9D-9508-991FF49979C8.html@@@Security level for state synchronization@@@Because synchronization controls the inter-node traffic within a heartbeat network, you must ensure the security of the heartbeat and synchronization data...";
fil["711"]= "GUID-62D974A7-D751-4309-A479-075C4021525C.html@@@Troubleshoot Management Client layout and views@@@There are some common problems and solutions related to the Management Client layout...";
fil["712"]= "GUID-62DB8647-4A31-4683-BA59-F03988021A24.html@@@Fixed DNS results@@@You can optionally configure the firewall to return fixed DNS results for specific hosts or domains without relaying the request to any DNS server...";
fil["713"]= "GUID-631B6F41-BAB1-4582-A5CD-FB56CC038558.html@@@Troubleshooting logging@@@There are some common problems you might encounter when viewing logs or performing tasks related to the log files...";
fil["714"]= "GUID-632ED072-8AA0-4C5F-BD36-DC6C40A7AE02.html@@@Set NGFW Engine options@@@You can set options for Firewalls, Layer 2 Firewalls, IPS engines, Master NGFW Engines, Virtual Firewalls, Virtual IPS engines, and Virtual Layer 2 Firewalls through the Management Client...";
fil["715"]= "GUID-634FBE87-05F3-4F4F-9441-36CC623E8604.html@@@Integrate file reputation services and sandboxes@@@Integrating Forcepoint NGFW with file reputation services and sandboxes improves the malware detection coverage of Forcepoint NGFW when you use file filtering...";
fil["716"]= "GUID-635F35BC-B2FD-4FC5-9C09-B9E8836BB53E.html@@@Import elements from a file@@@You can import elements from a .csv or .tsv file...";
fil["717"]= "GUID-639B8AF8-A31D-4335-89F4-72F27AAB3222.html@@@Domain elements@@@Domain elements allow you to restrict which elements are displayed to the administrators in the Management Client and in the optional Web Portal. They also allow you to define in which administrative Domains an administrator has permissions. Configuring Domains requires a special license...";
fil["718"]= "GUID-63CF6EE2-A90A-4410-9E5C-01BCF7FB97D3.html@@@Define Context options for Correlation Situation elements@@@Correlation Contexts define the patterns for matching groups of related events in traffic...";
fil["719"]= "GUID-64045EB0-F8EF-4572-A164-157DABA733F7.html@@@Example: using QoS to prepare for ISP breakdown@@@Company B decides to use Multi-Link to ensure high availability of network connections for important business communications...";
fil["720"]= "GUID-64065371-39F4-4789-BD45-6BD08B85D014.html@@@Example: setting up a Single Firewall@@@An example of creating a new Single Firewall and configuring the interfaces...";
fil["721"]= "GUID-64439E69-6ACF-4090-910D-4DD87CAC42BF.html@@@Export monitoring snapshots@@@You can export snapshots from the Monitoring view to save stored snapshots elsewhere (for example, on your local workstation)...";
fil["722"]= "GUID-644CE967-C459-4C0C-8A64-2DC52D46BB56.html@@@How missing values are handled in Filter elements@@@You can adjust what happens when the Filter element is matched to data that does not contain any value for a field that the filter defines...";
fil["723"]= "GUID-6481D521-2DEA-4AF0-BEBB-C7A79CD0AD93.html@@@Example VPN configuration 4: create a Policy-Based VPN element@@@You must add a VPN element for this configuration...";
fil["724"]= "GUID-64946ECE-F558-4081-A7C9-711D381FBCE0.html@@@Select the default internal certificate authority@@@If you have both an Internal RSA CA for Gateways and an Internal ECDSA CA for Gateways, only one certificate authority can be selected as the default certificate authority...";
fil["725"]= "GUID-64EBFABD-436E-4E26-BD89-E355DC8200C3.html@@@H323 Protocol Agent@@@H.323 defines a set of protocols as well as the components and procedures for real-time multimedia communication...";
fil["726"]= "GUID-654B0294-8647-4EAF-AF53-15FA884AEC89.html@@@Types of interfaces for NGFW Engines in the IPS and Layer 2 Firewall roles@@@Interface definitions are an important part of IPS and Layer 2 Firewall elements...";
fil["727"]= "GUID-655DFCE0-218F-4B68-8845-AE16BD27B505.html@@@Backup configuration overview@@@Managing backups involves several main steps...";
fil["728"]= "GUID-656842C4-94BB-4B08-9A32-DE74F5CAC9BF.html@@@Use endpoint information in Access rules@@@In Access rules, you can configure the engine to allow or discard connections based on endpoint client information...";
fil["729"]= "GUID-656EA8E3-E778-424C-B505-BDD756A209AB.html@@@Sign external VPN certificate requests with an internal certificate authority@@@You can use an internal certificate authority to sign VPN certificate requests for VPN clients and internal VPN gateways...";
fil["730"]= "GUID-6572CDB6-E3CA-47F4-8E7C-3EDD7F9AA908.html@@@Upload Policy Task Properties dialog box@@@Use this dialog box to upload the selected policy to the selected engines...";
fil["731"]= "GUID-65BE1CEF-26BE-43C2-9830-383D195209B5.html@@@Zoom in or out in Diagram elements@@@You can use various methods to zoom in the diagram, such as using the Diagram Navigation tool to zoom into selected parts of the diagram...";
fil["732"]= "GUID-65C6DC62-7C10-421A-9721-193C7DB0808C.html@@@Reconfiguring existing VPNs@@@You can reconfigure and tune existing VPNs...";
fil["733"]= "GUID-65F69E58-8236-4A15-A35E-44C3131158EA.html@@@Define Count Context parameters@@@The Count Context finds recurring patterns in traffic by counting how many times certain Situations occur within the defined period. Action can then be taken if the threshold values you set are exceeded...";
fil["734"]= "GUID-660AD416-3380-4756-AAC9-3C2A1EE39CC1.html@@@Activate the NGFW Engine configuration after converting a Single Firewall to a Firewall Cluster@@@You must activate the new configuration to finish converting a Single Firewall element to a Firewall Cluster element...";
fil["735"]= "GUID-663DE05A-098B-41A7-A8A4-AB58393B7D94.html@@@Create additional Log Server elements@@@You can set up several backup Log Servers for each Log Server...";
fil["736"]= "GUID-664A77A6-DFAB-4CFB-B7DA-4375AFFF0E86.html@@@Edit common properties of several NGFW Engines at the same time@@@You can select several NGFW Engines and change the properties that are common to all of them...";
fil["737"]= "GUID-66575612-8548-4177-95AF-7D0A68B264A3.html@@@Connectivity status colors@@@Element diagrams and the Connectivity tab in the Info pane show the status of the connectivity between elements...";
fil["738"]= "GUID-6724931A-4052-43D7-8310-3BDC3039D5BB.html@@@Configuring SSH access to the SMC Appliance@@@You can access the SMC Appliance command line through SSH...";
fil["739"]= "GUID-67886E7D-090A-4470-A39E-1CE262A44A60.html@@@Limitations of certificates@@@Certificates used in system communications become invalid when the certificate authority changes...";
fil["740"]= "GUID-67BD29EA-864F-4F8A-989B-411BBE16ED17.html@@@Events dialog box@@@The upcoming Events dialog box shows a list of upcoming events that require administrator action and the date by which the action must be completed...";
fil["741"]= "GUID-67D9B339-D86A-439E-B73D-6E285707D53C.html@@@Disable or enable all custom tests@@@Temporarily disable all custom tests on a node, or enable all custom tests you want to run on a node...";
fil["742"]= "GUID-682928E8-51D9-44F4-9F12-B8EC5BC81A79.html@@@Example VPN configurations@@@The following example configurations outline common VPN use cases...";
fil["743"]= "GUID-6863EC9D-3B0B-49B8-823C-175BA69270B0.html@@@URL filtering configuration overview@@@The URL filtering feature is configured using category-based URL filtering and custom URL List Applications...";
fil["744"]= "GUID-68691CC7-0C4A-4F59-AA78-5AC47280B19A.html@@@Specify a parent Diagram element@@@For each diagram, you can specify another diagram as its parent diagram. Parent diagrams allow you to organize diagrams in a hierarchy...";
fil["745"]= "GUID-6889A5FD-F8D5-4343-A5C2-9B229CC7C1DA.html@@@Tools for further troubleshooting@@@Information in logs and alerts, and networking tools on engine can be useful for troubleshooting...";
fil["746"]= "GUID-688D7C6D-E3FF-44A4-AD7D-834C2DFB97A6.html@@@Filter types@@@There are two types of filters in the Management Client: local and permanent filters...";
fil["747"]= "GUID-68A40F90-FED9-43DD-B652-B78F7E1E64B9.html@@@Alert escalation configuration overview@@@Configuring how alerts are escalated involves several general steps...";
fil["748"]= "GUID-6903AF3E-C59F-4D75-8D19-D254B5BDF297.html@@@Controlling NGFW Engines@@@You can command and set options for engines through the Management Client or on the engine command line. You can also stop traffic manually...";
fil["749"]= "GUID-6908F3A9-BD96-48DD-9F02-BD3D5ED0E76E.html@@@Alert escalation@@@The SMC can escalate the alerts generated so that notifications are sent to the administrators through multiple channels...";
fil["750"]= "GUID-69186CEC-C74A-4BC8-BB28-3CB65ED6B867.html@@@Configure TLS inspection for server protection@@@If you want to inspect TLS traffic for which an internal server is the destination, you must create a TLS Credentials element to store the private key and certificate of the server...";
fil["751"]= "GUID-6963778B-F367-41AE-9108-0405E4BFBBDC.html@@@Installing policies on NGFW Engines@@@Install a policy using the Management Client to transfer the complete configuration from the Management Server to an NGFW Engine...";
fil["752"]= "GUID-6966EB40-3AF5-47FD-AD51-2B0055F8D002.html@@@Create TLS Match elements for network application detection@@@TLS Match elements define matching criteria for the use of the TLS (transport layer security) protocol in traffic...";
fil["753"]= "GUID-69C0AFDF-9205-44D3-A08F-0DA5685854A9.html@@@View history of completed Log Tasks@@@You can view all previously executed tasks related to logs from a history file...";
fil["754"]= "GUID-69F4900F-DF1A-48FB-AAC8-004945758545.html@@@Example: Using Access rules to forward traffic@@@The example company has decided to screen HTTP and HTTPS connections using a proxy service hosted on premises...";
fil["755"]= "GUID-6A4811A6-C8D6-4922-B7BD-5F4F3A93FF9C.html@@@Add URL List Application elements to manually block or allow URLs@@@URL List Application elements allow you to define custom lists of URLs to block or allow...";
fil["756"]= "GUID-6A7AECF5-626D-4722-96F6-510B60AE7427.html@@@Layer 2 Firewall deployment in Passive Firewall mode@@@In Passive Firewall mode, a Layer 2 Firewall inspects but does not actively filter traffic...";
fil["757"]= "GUID-6A898C99-C4D4-4A87-BD57-140E92B7C38B.html@@@Log on to the SMC using certificate-based authentication@@@You can log on to the SMC using an X.509 certificate stored in the Windows certificate store or on a smart card, such as a Common Access Card (CAC)...";
fil["758"]= "GUID-6A941009-D312-429C-83EC-97F6FADB78E1.html@@@Troubleshoot Log Server operation@@@There are several possible causes and solutions when the Log Server is not running and does not stay running when you try to start it...";
fil["759"]= "GUID-6A96CE31-C739-48D8-807A-9F75B5525202.html@@@User authentication configuration overview@@@Authentication methods define the authentication method used by particular users and user groups...";
fil["760"]= "GUID-6AA05402-4F47-4EED-A3F3-5118CE8B13A0.html@@@Predefined Aliases@@@Predefined Aliases are used in the default policies. Some of them might be useful when you create your own rules...";
fil["761"]= "GUID-6AAB36C4-1754-4D1A-A8BA-0DF93E7EA11E.html@@@Roll back the SMC Appliance to the previous version on the command line@@@To revert changes made by a patch that has been installed, you can roll back the SMC Appliance to the previous configuration if needed...";
fil["762"]= "GUID-6B25FA7E-EADD-4A61-8AD8-9D84E1F93D75.html@@@Install Alert Policy elements@@@Changes made to Alert Policies or the Alert Chains used by the Alert Policy take effect when you install the Alert Policy on a Domain...";
fil["763"]= "GUID-6B30AB6B-B433-4732-808F-4D9BD18AF81B.html@@@Disable or enable NGFW Engine tests@@@You can disable or enable any individual test or all tests that are run on a specified node...";
fil["764"]= "GUID-6B3F6153-7614-49B2-8CC9-122FB84BD1A4.html@@@Define Authentication options for Firewall Access rules@@@The Authentication options define which users can authenticate and the type of authentication required...";
fil["765"]= "GUID-6B5694BD-345F-49F8-9BFE-CE52D7ABAC17.html@@@Turn NGFW Engines online@@@You can turn engines in the offline state online through the right-click menu...";
fil["766"]= "GUID-6B798A15-C5BE-4A06-B7EA-B1FB1C6CA17C.html@@@Creating and managing policy elements@@@Policy elements are containers for the rules that determine how NGFW Engines, Master NGFW Engines, and Virtual NGFW Engines examine traffic. The policy elements for the engines include Template Policies, Policies, and Sub-Policies...";
fil["767"]= "GUID-6BA7437D-8130-47B0-AB51-C2F0250BF844.html@@@Routing@@@Use the Management Client to configure static or dynamic routing, and use a Multi-Link configuration to manage and distribute inbound and outbound connections...";
fil["768"]= "GUID-6BC26649-4983-4456-ABE7-9A5F9D5F5168.html@@@Define a custom Gateway Settings element@@@The Gateway Settings element defines performance-related VPN options for NGFW Engines...";
fil["769"]= "GUID-6BEDDA8A-C9C3-47E1-8D6D-D52233087EF6.html@@@Messages for troubleshooting@@@Some common alert and log messages that you might see in the Logs view are useful for troubleshooting...";
fil["770"]= "GUID-6BEFC7FD-9CA9-41F8-AF5C-1CDBA9410B13.html@@@Create Logging Profile elements@@@A syslog packet consists of three parts: &lt;PRI&gt;, HEADER, and MSG. In a Logging Profile element, you define patterns for converting the MSG part of the syslog packet to a SMC log entry...";
fil["771"]= "GUID-6C06FF28-4F3E-4ADC-BF7E-9DB4AA4E8EA7.html@@@Monitoring Agent statement configuration examples@@@When you add options for Monitoring Agents to the statement section of the sgagent.conf file, you can use the following examples as a guide...";
fil["772"]= "GUID-6C20C51A-7125-435D-9114-E997C39DCD1A.html@@@Default elements for routing and antispoofing@@@Networks that correspond to the IP addresses of each interface are automatically added to the routing and antispoofing configuration...";
fil["773"]= "GUID-6C4844A2-26A7-46BC-98A8-77413C9B5A3F.html@@@Change passwords of other administrators@@@An administrator who has the right to manage administrator accounts can change any other administrator\u2019s password...";
fil["774"]= "GUID-6C71A83E-4A79-483B-8EDE-6BE139B57BD0.html@@@Edit Expression elements@@@The criteria in an expression combine network elements (IP addresses) with logical operators...";
fil["775"]= "GUID-6CB751AD-84B0-4997-8E57-C0FFCAE8B436.html@@@Examples of log management@@@These examples illustrate some common uses for log management and general steps on how each scenario is configured...";
fil["776"]= "GUID-6D0A86F4-B6C0-477F-B4A5-CBEB51DD34F2.html@@@Alert Chain elements and how they work@@@Alert Chain elements define which notification channels are used to send alert notifications to administrators...";
fil["777"]= "GUID-6D0B949F-CA4E-4EEF-BAB4-AF7C248D9EB7.html@@@SNMP traps and MIBs@@@You can use these SNMP traps and MIB objects with NGFW Engines...";
fil["778"]= "GUID-6D2EFA99-C1C8-42F4-8A30-4976CC3E9CBF.html@@@Security Management Center ports@@@The most important default ports used in communications to and from SMC components are presented in the following illustrations...";
fil["779"]= "GUID-6D3E04F8-86FB-432C-BA08-CC4787D33662.html@@@Add Users to User Group elements@@@When you add a User to a group, they remain a member of the current User Group and also become a member of the new group...";
fil["780"]= "GUID-6D721166-48E5-403C-A77E-C6FC2B1C98A6.html@@@Configure DNS Relay settings in the Engine Editor@@@To enable DNS relay, configure DNS Relay settings for the firewall in the Engine Editor...";
fil["781"]= "GUID-6D7C8768-A819-4A47-9079-BFD1EF9017C9.html@@@Define routing for converted Master NGFW Engine elements@@@Routes to directly connected networks are automatically added. You must add a default route and any routes through next-hop gateways to networks that are not directly connected to the Master NGFW Engine...";
fil["782"]= "GUID-6D939D5D-D253-44D6-B726-21CED6C554C5.html@@@Example: medium-scale IPS installation@@@The following is an example of a medium-scale installation with an IPS Cluster...";
fil["783"]= "GUID-6DFCAC68-3911-4D1A-983E-21052D2440DF.html@@@Examples of filters@@@These examples illustrate some common uses for filters and general steps on how the scenarios are configured...";
fil["784"]= "GUID-6E52B163-9F6E-4B86-8438-31BBC8D55582.html@@@Monitoring elements@@@Use the monitoring elements to configure the monitoring features in the SMC...";
fil["785"]= "GUID-6E6EA5E1-27A1-495C-AD40-A25779DAD402.html@@@Certify Log Servers@@@If the Log Server was not certified during the installation or if it needs a new certificate, certify the Log Server manually...";
fil["786"]= "GUID-6E846C73-499A-4FBC-93CC-13B86937D9B2.html@@@Situations where contact addresses are needed@@@An example of a situation in which Contact Addresses are needed...";
fil["787"]= "GUID-6E933423-C213-44F4-AD4C-CDF03946406F.html@@@Change the basic properties of converted Virtual Firewall elements@@@Most of the basic settings for the Virtual NGFW Engine elements are inherited from the Master NGFW Engine. Some settings can be adjusted...";
fil["788"]= "GUID-6E9B2134-44D4-4892-91D2-8B43F8AF9039.html@@@User authentication methods@@@Authentication Method elements define the authentication method used by particular authentication servers, and by particular users and user groups...";
fil["789"]= "GUID-6EA435BD-FB79-4FF7-A8C6-DDA9BB56064F.html@@@Define Field Resolvers for multiple values in Logging Profile elements@@@You can set the Field Resolver to convert various fields to the correct format, or to combine more than one field into one...";
fil["790"]= "GUID-6EB593D1-C415-48A7-8420-96EC8C281E4A.html@@@How route-based VPNs work@@@In route-based VPNs, any traffic that is routed to a tunnel interface and allowed by Access rules is automatically sent through the tunnel to the peer endpoint...";
fil["791"]= "GUID-6EC1618A-0B64-43A5-A620-FCB6C227C689.html@@@Edit Log Server configuration parameters@@@To configure the Log Server in detail, you can edit LogServerConfiguration.txt. Normally, it is not necessary to configure the Log Server outside of the Management Client. However, under special circumstances, you might want more control over the way the Log Server behaves...";
fil["792"]= "GUID-6ECB505D-B1D5-4844-A411-6D464DF805C9.html@@@Create Refresh Policy Tasks@@@Create a Task for refreshing a policy on selected engines or Domains...";
fil["793"]= "GUID-6ECF2322-B28C-44F3-949D-292032592E62.html@@@Define IPv6 Encapsulation Protocol parameters@@@The IPv6 Encapsulation Agent provides protocol inspection for tunneled IPv6 traffic...";
fil["794"]= "GUID-6F65B697-1EF2-4C32-AB22-9E058EE5B31F.html@@@Example: Identifying a disruptive internal user@@@An example of administrators looking for a specific trend in network activity to identify a specific user...";
fil["795"]= "GUID-6F6CBEF1-0551-4DDA-BB6B-951F8AEFE974.html@@@Change logging options for Sidewinder Proxies@@@Sidewinder Logging Profiles define which events detected by Sidewinder Proxies create log entries, and how often log entries are created...";
fil["796"]= "GUID-6FA9C9E0-DD96-46F6-BDA0-845D2B54173F.html@@@Enable and define password policy settings@@@If you authenticate administrators or Web Portal users with internal authentication, you can enforce a password policy...";
fil["797"]= "GUID-6FB99292-5399-49C4-95E7-EAF4D87F5ECB.html@@@Using RADIUS in user authentication@@@Remote Authentication Dial-in User Service (RADIUS) is a protocol for carrying authentication, authorization, and configuration information...";
fil["798"]= "GUID-6FBA3DDD-6BA3-420B-8401-9A0D92A9F55F.html@@@Add tunnel interfaces for NGFW Engines@@@Tunnel Interfaces allow routing information to be used to determine the correct VPN tunnel to use in route-based VPNs...";
fil["799"]= "GUID-6FDEE0B0-ECB6-45EE-99D3-194C4E058D90.html@@@NetLink status colors@@@NetLink status shows the status of the network links in a Multi-Link configuration...";
fil["800"]= "GUID-6FE3431D-5094-44AD-8417-6C3E844881C6.html@@@API client accounts and how they work@@@You can use the application programming interface (API) of the SMC to run certain actions in the SMC remotely using an external application or script...";
fil["801"]= "GUID-6FEC564B-2437-4DFD-821C-191506101EBE.html@@@Create SMTP Server elements@@@SMTP Server elements define the properties of SMTP servers that you can use, for example, to send email and SMS notifications...";
fil["802"]= "GUID-700E1969-1934-484F-95A2-D25B21CDC1E6.html@@@Example: Preventing decryption of private connections@@@In this example, a company uses category-based URL filtering to prevent connections that could contain users\u2019 personal information from being decrypted...";
fil["803"]= "GUID-70165FA1-E235-4751-88E8-BE3D4C774E10.html@@@Internal tests for Monitoring Agents@@@You can add the internal tests for Monitoring Agents described in the following table to the test section of the sgagent.conf file...";
fil["804"]= "GUID-7023ECC1-9947-4A28-B7A1-A1F49B1B995A.html@@@Define TFTP Protocol parameters@@@The Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP) Protocol Agent transfers data using dynamically assigned ports...";
fil["805"]= "GUID-7035678A-A710-4653-8E83-704D9D58D810.html@@@Integrating Firewall/VPN with IPS and Layer 2 Firewalls@@@You can use Forcepoint NGFW in the Firewall/VPN, IPS, and Layer 2 Firewall roles together for traffic inspection...";
fil["806"]= "GUID-7038E4EA-ED89-45C3-9C8D-57F6B1E3C89A.html@@@How the Home view is arranged@@@In the Home view, you can view the status of NGFW components and monitored third-party devices...";
fil["807"]= "GUID-705CAFBF-B776-45CB-8E0C-48C86AC018E1.html@@@Node state synchronization@@@The nodes of a Firewall Cluster periodically exchange synchronization messages to synchronize state data...";
fil["808"]= "GUID-70DA1B60-48FB-4991-A574-B0B639C18286.html@@@Situations configuration overview@@@Configuring Situation elements involves several main steps...";
fil["809"]= "GUID-70F4323F-F7B7-4EF1-93F6-F0AB346263D7.html@@@Attach files to Incident Case elements@@@You can attach any type of files, such as saved reports, text files, saved e-mail messages, packet capture files, or screen captures to incident cases...";
fil["810"]= "GUID-7124527C-80DF-4A4D-A960-E080268A7EC5.html@@@Add NAT definitions for element-based NAT@@@NAT definitions define the NAT addresses for elements...";
fil["811"]= "GUID-71291199-8540-496C-A4DF-52A69E8FE227.html@@@Configure log handling settings@@@Log Handling settings allow you to adjust logging when the log spool on the Firewall, IPS, Layer 2 Firewall, or Master NGFW Engine fills up...";
fil["812"]= "GUID-7137E57A-7080-4E1F-ADB1-2C5F83760A77.html@@@Synchronize databases between the active Management Server and additional Management Servers@@@You must synchronize the configuration information manually through the Management Client after upgrading the Management Servers or after restoring a backup...";
fil["813"]= "GUID-71898D47-B2D2-40DC-9173-FCD653B650CE_2.html@@@Engine Editor &gt; Advanced Settings &gt; Certificate Validation@@@Use this branch to specify settings for certificate validation and revocation status checks on the engine. The settings are used for features that have certificate validation and certificate revocation checks enabled...";
fil["814"]= "GUID-71A5259D-350B-4412-940B-37DD5CC7A8B3.html@@@Remove overrides from the Inspection rules tree@@@You can reset branches in the rules tree to their default values...";
fil["815"]= "GUID-720F72AD-BF85-486B-9C68-6D960DB5074F.html@@@Examples of manually configuring Multi-Link@@@Multi-Link technology has many uses, some of which might apply to your situation...";
fil["816"]= "GUID-721112DC-F3DB-4082-B8AA-B71CF595EE17.html@@@Create outbound load-balancing NAT rules@@@If you manually configured Outbound Multi-Link elements, define NAT rules using the source NAT addressing defined in the Outbound Multi-Link element...";
fil["817"]= "GUID-7226E246-7A8A-413B-9324-AC6DF0EB5684.html@@@Application routing@@@Application routing allows you to apply different NAT rules to traffic, select which VPN traffic uses, and redirect traffic to different proxy servers depending on the network applications detected in the traffic...";
fil["818"]= "GUID-7233115E-1C8A-4DC2-B57F-EEC3D0ED795B.html@@@Management Server license limits@@@Some Management Server licenses impose a restriction on the number of managed or monitored elements...";
fil["819"]= "GUID-72345180-7705-4A9F-B9DF-7BF181B8EB43.html@@@Define HTTP or HTTPS Protocol parameters@@@You can use the HTTP and HTTPS Protocol Agents to redirect traffic to a proxy service and to log the URLs from HTTP requests...";
fil["820"]= "GUID-723AC6C8-641B-4AFF-83B7-D8AD041B4CA5.html@@@Add an OSPFv2 Area element@@@You must add one or more OSPFv2 Area elements to the routing configuration...";
fil["821"]= "GUID-723C729C-03CB-4C46-81DB-6869CC734662.html@@@Install Server Pool Monitoring Agents in Linux@@@Install Server Pool Monitoring Agents on all members of a Linux-based Server Pool. Perform this task on all Server Pool members...";
fil["822"]= "GUID-7279B95C-2793-491D-BCF3-230C611E7F80.html@@@Protocol elements and how they work@@@Protocol Elements identify traffic as being of a certain network protocol...";
fil["823"]= "GUID-72D3366E-4ACA-4091-A3B0-553C7381025D.html@@@Create an Elasticsearch Cluster element@@@The Elasticsearch Cluster element defines the settings for contacting the Elasticsearch cluster. You can create one Elasticsearch Cluster element...";
fil["824"]= "GUID-72DD96AD-759B-4302-A269-C8450B00BB2B.html@@@Define Action options for the Permit action in Exception rules@@@The options for the Permit action in Exception rules allow you to set additional options for traffic that has been allowed...";
fil["825"]= "GUID-72DED1BB-0C99-49DB-8189-9070E9B628CC.html@@@Element status colors@@@The element-level status gives an overview of the status of all engine nodes that are represented by the element (also shown for single-node components)...";
fil["826"]= "GUID-72E376E4-3E8D-4453-83B7-3460FDF88157.html@@@Create bookmark folders in the Management Client@@@Bookmark folders organize bookmarks and make it easier to open several bookmarks at once...";
fil["827"]= "GUID-72ED833E-4635-4977-A6DE-476895528E2E.html@@@Supported platforms for Forcepoint NGFW deployment@@@You can run NGFW Engines on various platforms...";
fil["828"]= "GUID-72ED833E-4635-4977-A6DE-476895528E2E_2.html@@@Supported platforms for Forcepoint NGFW deployment@@@You can run NGFW Engines on various platforms...";
fil["829"]= "GUID-72EF6B41-15B6-44D9-B94C-F9B34D6A55D4.html@@@Defining Domain Name elements@@@A Domain Name element represents all IP addresses that belong to a particular domain...";
fil["830"]= "GUID-72FC635C-6B9C-4739-A13F-CB22BFC4845B.html@@@Add Tag elements to Situation elements@@@You can use Tag elements to group Situation elements and Situation Type elements to classify Situations...";
fil["831"]= "GUID-73007575-849D-4267-81BD-5702D76AFD8E.html@@@Upgrading NGFW Engines@@@You can upgrade Firewalls, IPS engines, Layer 2 Firewalls, and Master NGFW Engines...";
fil["832"]= "GUID-730451B5-CC27-415A-B140-761676020848.html@@@Add authentication methods to LDAP Server or Active Directory Server elements@@@Authentication Methods specify the allowed authentication methods for the users stored on the Active Directory or LDAP server...";
fil["833"]= "GUID-73138300-5D68-475A-8E7F-1739CFCB07CA.html@@@Create NTP Server elements@@@NTP Server elements represent the external NTP servers to provide time synchronization for the SMC Appliance and NGFW Engines...";
fil["834"]= "GUID-7322DA66-8C5D-4308-A293-22B27B70025B.html@@@Set nodes to standby mode@@@When a cluster runs in standby mode, only one node at a time processes traffic. The other running nodes are on standby...";
fil["835"]= "GUID-73244066-3470-4CF5-A02A-C12EB50B3D04.html@@@Example: Creating category elements for a firewall and an IPS configuration@@@This scenario shows an example of using categories to show only Firewall or IPS engine configurations...";
fil["836"]= "GUID-732729C2-4C32-4269-9721-74417C04AA31.html@@@Activate or deactivate third-party device monitoring alerts@@@You can activate or deactivate the status surveillance feature, which generates an alert if a monitored component\u2019s status remains unknown for 15 minutes...";
fil["837"]= "GUID-7349841C-891B-41E7-947B-F71275592E5D.html@@@Examples of NAT rules@@@Read the following examples of NAT rules...";
fil["838"]= "GUID-739261E3-7ED8-4CBE-8F30-6A3C22DB2951.html@@@Using LDAP authentication@@@When you use LDAP authentication, the external directory server where user accounts are stored verifies the user credentials...";
fil["839"]= "GUID-73962D65-8245-458C-A9C2-C255A027F6EC.html@@@Enabling access control by user@@@Access control by user lets you use User and User Group elements as the source or destination of rules to create user-specific rules without user authentication...";
fil["840"]= "GUID-73B943DE-B5D7-418E-AC20-F0C53EE6B917.html@@@Commanding NGFW Engines remotely@@@You can send commands to NGFW Engines remotely through the Management Client...";
fil["841"]= "GUID-73BB17EF-1A20-49C0-AE3E-E9DE1E3B8792.html@@@Example: Investigation by more than one administrator@@@This scenario shows an example of incident investigation by multiple administrators...";
fil["842"]= "GUID-73D2C444-E783-4CE8-B623-6793E86DE847.html@@@Replacing licenses of previously licensed components@@@All components must have a valid license. You must replace any invalid or missing licenses with new ones...";
fil["843"]= "GUID-74903909-315F-48AC-B7A5-A5CF24D3B4A5.html@@@VPN Broker@@@The VPN Broker creates highly-scalable, full-mesh VPN environments. VPN tunnels are automatically created between NGFW Engines when they communicate with each other. The VPN tunnels are automatically removed when they are no longer needed...";
fil["844"]= "GUID-74A87DA7-DD03-40A9-8F32-A546D634449A.html@@@Create core elements for dynamic routing@@@Create the elements that contain dynamic routing configuration information. The elements can be used in multiple Firewalls, Virtual Firewalls, and Firewall Clusters...";
fil["845"]= "GUID-74BC8E5D-D524-4353-8EAB-242BBBB36632.html@@@Services in Firewall Protocol Agent@@@This Protocol Agent is intended for system services running on Firewalls. On Layer 2 Firewalls and IPS engines, it is also used with services running on Firewalls managed by the same Management Server as the Layer 2 Firewall or IPS engine...";
fil["846"]= "GUID-74D81A6F-9EE0-433E-904F-5BC4722B1202.html@@@Ethernet multicasting@@@When multicasting is implemented at the data link layer, stations are identified by their Media Access Control (MAC) addresses as well as their network level IP addresses...";
fil["847"]= "GUID-74E377A0-F6B5-47D8-9E86-436961BCDA5A.html@@@Examples of firewall Access rules@@@These examples illustrate some common uses for Firewall Access rules and general steps on how each example is configured...";
fil["848"]= "GUID-74EB5967-77C3-45D2-85F0-62507313027E.html@@@Deployment@@@Before you can set up the system and start configuring elements, you must consider how the different SMC components should be positioned and deployed...";
fil["849"]= "GUID-7508C2C7-026E-41E4-843C-E6E752E9DB37.html@@@Creating certificates@@@You can generate certificates in the SMC, then sign the certificate request with tools in the SMC or with an external certificate authority...";
fil["850"]= "GUID-750CED72-B66F-4E52-9488-82B600F2BD85.html@@@Monitor tasks@@@You can check the status of running tasks and executed tasks (for example, upgrade tasks and system tasks)...";
fil["851"]= "GUID-75125F7F-10EA-4AC4-82D8-5731FF9E9DD4.html@@@Define logging patterns in Logging Profile elements@@@You can define logging patterns in the Logging Profile using ordered fields or key-value pairs...";
fil["852"]= "GUID-75201D22-7E38-4F37-9601-69E4B5678169.html@@@Define an SSL VPN Portal element@@@Create an SSL VPN Portal element to define the settings for connecting to the SSL VPN Portal and the look and feel of the SSL VPN Portal...";
fil["853"]= "GUID-755CDA77-E155-4497-ACD3-FD2122597A14.html@@@Setting up user authentication@@@You can implement user authentication to control which resources different end users can access. You can use authentication as an access requirement in IPv4 Access and IPv6 Access rules in Firewall Policies. You can use both internal and external user authentication servers...";
fil["854"]= "GUID-757CDDDF-77DD-429A-BB77-AEBC460D37E5.html@@@Configuring interfaces for Firewalls@@@The interface configuration process consists of several general steps...";
fil["855"]= "GUID-75D26AA0-D798-4772-81A5-7BD5305746E3.html@@@Centralized management of global system settings@@@Use the Global System Properties dialog box to centrally manage global system settings and configure password policy settings...";
fil["856"]= "GUID-75E65B47-79DB-4485-B928-6950F8FBCF5F.html@@@Adjust Layer 2 Firewall clustering options@@@By default, Layer 2 Firewall Clusters operate in active-standby mode...";
fil["857"]= "GUID-75F4DB8E-47A1-4CBD-A5FD-D3BBA4626113.html@@@Using standby NetLinks for high availability in outbound traffic management@@@Standby NetLinks allow you to define a NetLink as a backup that is only activated when all primary NetLinks are unavailable. Using standby NetLinks minimizes the use of NetLinks that are more expensive or otherwise less preferable, while still ensuring the high availability of Internet connectivity...";
fil["858"]= "GUID-76F69F78-1C26-4DF4-BD5C-6B89B50A3657.html@@@Define Endpoint Application elements@@@Use Endpoint Application elements for access control in the SMC...";
fil["859"]= "GUID-7717C1A9-54B5-424E-AFB8-19D9E12FD493.html@@@How NGFW Engines examine traffic@@@NGFW Engines check the validity of packets, then process only the valid packets...";
fil["860"]= "GUID-77A08E5F-3E71-4C2B-9F4E-5BB1490FF926.html@@@Types of traffic inspection interfaces for Layer 2 Firewalls@@@Capture Interfaces and Inline Interfaces on Layer 2 Firewalls pick up traffic for inspection...";
fil["861"]= "GUID-77C039DE-BA8E-4098-821A-7995BEC995E2.html@@@Attach memos to Incident Case elements@@@Memos allow you to take notes about the incident...";
fil["862"]= "GUID-77CC596B-F1C3-4026-A3EB-B65A7D9F1DF4.html@@@Test Monitoring Agents on the command line@@@You can test the Server Pool Monitoring Agents on the command line...";
fil["863"]= "GUID-77D84BB6-692F-47B7-A29A-3D683513039B.html@@@Manually update the anti-malware database@@@If you want the engine to have an up-to-date anti-malware database before you upgrade the engine, you can manually update the anti-malware database on an NGFW Engine or individual nodes of an NGFW Engine Cluster...";
fil["864"]= "GUID-78246E7E-9CF2-4E13-88E4-938910A9E0D4.html@@@Default administrator account elements@@@There are several predefined Administrator Roles and Access Control Lists that help you configure Administrator permissions. You cannot edit the predefined elements...";
fil["865"]= "GUID-78341349-F248-476F-8E37-0DFBEDF5439E.html@@@Types of interfaces for NGFW Engines in the Firewall/VPN role@@@You can configure several types of interfaces for NGFW Engines in the Firewall/VPN role...";
fil["866"]= "GUID-78793024-C897-4EE0-90BA-C785C4B86470.html@@@Create a VPN certificate or certificate request for a VPN Gateway element@@@You can create a certificate request and sign it either using an Internal CA for Gateways or an external certificate authority (CA)...";
fil["867"]= "GUID-787B9E12-C704-4340-ACB5-07AEFE217620.html@@@Manually tune the Firewall load-balancing filter@@@The Firewall Cluster\u2019s load-balancing filter can be manually edited if there is a specific need for modifications...";
fil["868"]= "GUID-787C77DD-9202-4F56-8BF9-E9E921294341.html@@@Change Management Server and Log Server IP addresses@@@You can change the IP addresses of the Management Server and Log Server without losing management connectivity. The steps to change the Management Server\u2019s IP address depend on whether the Management Server and Log Server are on separate or on the same appliance...";
fil["869"]= "GUID-7883500F-2BBA-4BAB-A573-29DE1B50D9DC.html@@@Introduction to Forcepoint NGFW in the Firewall/VPN role@@@NGFW Engine in the Firewall/VPN role provides access control and VPN connectivity...";
fil["870"]= "GUID-78C42CCD-C61D-4F7E-81F5-9D904A5DF591.html@@@Enable or disable status surveillance@@@Status surveillance generates an alert when engines change to an unknown state...";
fil["871"]= "GUID-78D63866-22C4-4F74-88B4-A2302C69555A.html@@@Create Alert Policy elements@@@Alert Policies specify Alert Chains and the Alerts that trigger them...";
fil["872"]= "GUID-791DD8B1-E895-4A08-B88A-D2CC80E1DA2F.html@@@Create Incident Case elements@@@The Incident Case element stores the information related to the incident...";
fil["873"]= "GUID-79347996-9599-4A6E-A231-33A9431E80F2.html@@@Adjust Master NGFW Engine clustering options@@@You can check and adjust some of the settings related to how the Master NGFW Engine behaves and exchanges information from node to node...";
fil["874"]= "GUID-795337ED-56A3-458D-982D-33A394D12303.html@@@Benefits of filtering log entries@@@Efficient use of the logs requires that you filter the records displayed in the Logs view...";
fil["875"]= "GUID-795614B1-10F1-47DD-8467-E6C2BB649BD0.html@@@Adding routes for IPS engines and Layer 2 Firewalls@@@Typically, only a default route through a Normal Interface is needed for IPS engines and Layer 2 Firewalls...";
fil["876"]= "GUID-795D0E42-4416-4480-990D-7EE6E1EFB381.html@@@Using Sidewinder Proxies in combined Protocol elements@@@Combined Protocol elements allow you to apply a standard Protocol element and a Sidewinder Proxy Protocol element to the same traffic...";
fil["877"]= "GUID-79CA1584-37A2-4063-B970-949D90FE70A6.html@@@Problems with NAT and possible causes@@@There are several possible causes and solutions for problems with NAT...";
fil["878"]= "GUID-79F2AD74-3BF7-48FB-99CD-77168B7EABA0.html@@@Define Field Resolvers for date and time in Logging Profile elements@@@You can set the Field Resolver to convert date and time values...";
fil["879"]= "GUID-7A203A4D-B99E-4A98-9A35-243E9D124DE3.html@@@What the branch home pages show@@@Branch home pages show detailed monitoring information about the NetLinks, VPN tunnels, and traffic associated with the branch...";
fil["880"]= "GUID-7A28DC01-0B45-482D-B60C-97DE13D38674.html@@@Add Access rules for blacklisting@@@Access rules define which connections are checked against the blacklist...";
fil["881"]= "GUID-7A542161-0C07-4CC9-9131-6AF527BE2712.html@@@Getting started with Ethernet rules@@@Ethernet rules are lists of matching criteria and actions that define whether Ethernet protocol traffic is allowed or discarded...";
fil["882"]= "GUID-7A949808-DC21-4BC1-88E5-F147F5631E03.html@@@Select the allowed policies@@@Assign Policy or Template Policy permissions for engines...";
fil["883"]= "GUID-7A978396-D72F-4ED4-827A-C1EEA5979974.html@@@Example: using Access rules to filter traffic on an inline IPS engine@@@An example of using IPS Access rules to filter traffic between internal networks...";
fil["884"]= "GUID-7AA95075-D720-4DDB-B5F4-18A94C0808D0.html@@@Example: firewall Access rule order@@@An example of how Access rule order affects traffic matching...";
fil["885"]= "GUID-7AB32B33-4C50-4B7B-9335-F88099535BB3.html@@@Sidewinder Proxies and how they work@@@On Sidewinder firewalls, proxies provide high assurance protocol validation. On Forcepoint NGFW, Sidewinder Proxies are software modules on engines that enable some of the proxy features that are available on Sidewinder...";
fil["886"]= "GUID-7B327D6B-A24C-4ECE-9AD8-EE00FFFCE9C2.html@@@Change your own local NGFW Engine password@@@If administrator accounts have been replicated on engines, administrators can change their own local engine passwords using the Management Client...";
fil["887"]= "GUID-7B3CB900-1BF9-4F73-9FED-F502F2800F8D.html@@@Examples of custom Situation elements@@@These examples illustrate some common uses for Situations and the general steps on how each example is configured...";
fil["888"]= "GUID-7BA63FBE-82FE-402C-A392-02F3A33A77F9.html@@@Layer 2 interfaces for Forcepoint NGFW in the Firewall/VPN role@@@Layer 2 interfaces on NGFW Engines in the Firewall/VPN role allow the NGFW Engine to provide the same kind of traffic inspection that is available for NGFW Engines in the IPS and Layer 2 Firewall roles...";
fil["889"]= "GUID-7BF5E7E6-A277-4702-851B-12B39516C53B.html@@@Enable passthrough for PPTP traffic@@@You might need to specifically allow Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol (PPTP) traffic if you use PPTP tunneling...";
fil["890"]= "GUID-7C22D734-EE59-4F7D-9085-AC1742003BD4.html@@@View and compare Element Snapshot elements@@@You can view earlier configurations of an element and compare them to the current configuration with Element Snapshots. You can also restore earlier configurations of an element...";
fil["891"]= "GUID-7C23F32F-D463-44FF-AD42-8F6BF9476F79.html@@@What the VPN home pages show@@@Home pages show different information depending on the type of VPN element...";
fil["892"]= "GUID-7C43F06F-4D69-47F2-825F-7BD29C70817E.html@@@Activate the SNMP agent for the SMC Appliance@@@You can configure access for SNMP software or stations to gather data about the SMC Appliance...";
fil["893"]= "GUID-7C743F8F-10A8-4043-8E67-1A60927757A9.html@@@Configure SMC API@@@The Application Programming Interface (API) of SMC allows external applications to connect with the SMC...";
fil["894"]= "GUID-7CD07273-DF25-4323-8E6D-EC4110D23072.html@@@Enable outbound traffic management using element-based NAT@@@When you use element-based NAT for outbound traffic management, an Outbound Multi-Link element is automatically created based on the routing configuration...";
fil["895"]= "GUID-7CD74AD6-3783-4BDE-814C-58A30C8F0331.html@@@Define Management Server or Log Server contact addresses@@@If NAT is used between SMC components or if SMC servers are contacted by external servers, you can configure contact addresses for Management Servers and Log Servers...";
fil["896"]= "GUID-7D305A11-5A1C-46CE-A9FE-DAAB5A32F228.html@@@Globally exclude domains from decryption@@@TLS Match elements define matching criteria for the use of the TLS protocol in traffic, and allow you to prevent the specified traffic from being decrypted...";
fil["897"]= "GUID-7D458DCC-DBD4-4806-B6DD-320062502EEC.html@@@QoS configuration overview@@@To apply QoS to traffic, you must create QoS classes and assign them to different types of traffic. You must also create QoS Policies that determine how traffic is handled, and define a QoS Mode for each interface...";
fil["898"]= "GUID-7D5EEA67-522D-4D62-A5EF-3EA4F013DA8F.html@@@Monitoring Forcepoint NGFW components@@@You can monitor Forcepoint NGFW components and view system summaries in the Management Client...";
fil["899"]= "GUID-7D875812-3D85-4291-AC44-6D01C0F20C63.html@@@Managing elements@@@Certain tasks are common to most elements. Some of these tasks are not mandatory for defining an element, but are still helpful as you get your SMC up and running...";
fil["900"]= "GUID-7D8F0E6B-B3CA-4B5A-AD14-820077EFB7B6.html@@@Example: adding an additional interface to a Single Firewall element@@@An example of adding an interface to a Single Firewall...";
fil["901"]= "GUID-7DA34EDD-CB24-4571-B9D9-445A3C7AA6FD.html@@@Clustering modes for firewalls@@@You can configure traffic to be directed to the cluster using several modes...";
fil["902"]= "GUID-7DAEE87D-45E2-4FF9-89C5-7115DD45C2FB.html@@@IPsec VPN log messages@@@For the most common IPsec VPN log messages, see Knowledge Base article 19209...";
fil["903"]= "GUID-7DE03BD4-400E-4349-974C-561E27E339B9.html@@@Example: Using Multi-Link to prepare for ISP downtime@@@This scenario shows an example of using Multi-Link to configure connections to two ISPs. This configuration guarantees connectivity if one ISP fails...";
fil["904"]= "GUID-7DF7399E-0BFE-47E4-BB25-18922204DB46.html@@@Edit add-on settings for NGFW Engines@@@You can edit add-on settings in the Engine Editor...";
fil["905"]= "GUID-7DFFBBB4-24B9-4CA4-8E8C-E8A020334845.html@@@Delete elements from the Trash@@@You can permanently delete an element that you moved to the Trash...";
fil["906"]= "GUID-7E5BFC25-D8EA-4C31-99F8-9B27CBED29AF.html@@@Deploying Layer 2 Firewalls in IPS or Passive Firewall mode@@@Layer 2 Firewalls can be configured in IPS mode or Passive Firewall mode...";
fil["907"]= "GUID-7E6A58CC-7FFA-42A8-9D37-1B986D86882C.html@@@Configuring VPNs with external gateway devices@@@An External VPN Gateway is any VPN gateway that is not controlled by the same Management Server (and the same administrative Domain) on which you are configuring the gateway element...";
fil["908"]= "GUID-7EA6AC25-D8A7-40F2-8B42-008D293AD5F5.html@@@Manually configuring outbound traffic management@@@Outbound Multi-Link elements combine NetLinks and set options for the high availability and load balancing features...";
fil["909"]= "GUID-7EAB3741-3712-4C1C-B617-73A65EEC7F9F.html@@@Enable Forcepoint Endpoint Context Agent (ECA) on the NGFW Engine@@@Enable Forcepoint Endpoint Context Agent (ECA) on the NGFW Engines on which you want to receive Forcepoint One Endpoint client information...";
fil["910"]= "GUID-7EE93B00-E418-4B22-ACFC-3CD37DBD8572.html@@@Create Upload Policy Tasks@@@Create a Task for uploading a policy on selected engines...";
fil["911"]= "GUID-7F08F8C2-2E3A-4A2F-9564-76B1ED414686.html@@@Getting started with policies@@@Policies organize traffic processing rules hierarchically, to make administration easier and to optimize traffic inspection performance...";
fil["912"]= "GUID-7F5A8866-7C3B-4F17-90B2-28FF5352AE69.html@@@Information included in alert notifications@@@The amount of information the alert notification includes depends on the Alert Notification used...";
fil["913"]= "GUID-7F917E4E-220D-4665-92DF-68B9FF0BC02B.html@@@Export iOS VPN configuration profiles@@@Exporting iOS VPN configuration profiles simplifies the VPN client configuration for users who have iOS or iPadOS devices...";
fil["914"]= "GUID-7FDC4E01-103D-4BED-A106-33636EBB90B0.html@@@Union@@@The common language equivalent for the union operand is the word \u201CAND\u201D. The union operand\u2019s role is to widen the scope of the expression...";
fil["915"]= "GUID-7FDFD9F7-12C6-4815-A502-888DC194AF5C.html@@@Create TLS credentials for SMC API Clients@@@If you want to use encrypted connections, the SMC API Client needs TLS credentials to connect with the Management Server...";
fil["916"]= "GUID-7FDFD9F7-12C6-4815-A502-888DC194AF5C_2.html@@@Create TLS credentials for SMC API Clients@@@If you want to use encrypted connections, the SMC API Client needs TLS credentials to connect with the Management Server...";
fil["917"]= "GUID-7FE1CB3A-582C-4E44-BC5A-756422EE45FC.html@@@Tools for customizing the Logs view@@@To make logs easier to read, you can customize how the data is displayed in the Logs view...";
fil["918"]= "GUID-7FE5E9AE-0746-4589-B53D-1BABDEEC2C03.html@@@Troubleshoot licenses that are shown as unassigned@@@When you install a new license, it does not bind itself to any component and is shown as \u201Cunassigned.\u201D...";
fil["919"]= "GUID-7FEFF788-C00E-4EA5-A597-DC6117CE53F4.html@@@Add IPv4 and IPv6 addresses to Single IPS interfaces@@@You can add IPv4 and IPv6 addresses to system communication interfaces on Single IPS engines...";
fil["920"]= "GUID-808B47CE-E751-4D64-8A52-D6F249A143E4.html@@@Using the command line to configure dynamic routing@@@You can enter dynamic routing commands through the vtysh shell of the Free Range Routing (FRR) suite on the command line of the NGFW Engine...";
fil["921"]= "GUID-809D8887-ACA1-4E1A-B701-051DA7EA7435.html@@@Configure settings for the File System Space test@@@For the tester to run File System Space tests, configure the available settings...";
fil["922"]= "GUID-80DDADB2-4E40-4A8D-B333-2324BABEDB6C.html@@@Select the same Virtual Resource for multiple interfaces@@@You can easily use the same Virtual Resource for multiple physical or VLAN interfaces...";
fil["923"]= "GUID-80E9BC22-8556-4E85-B345-AED6F49D04E8.html@@@Using dynamic link selection with QoS Class elements@@@You can use QoS Class elements to specify link selection criteria for traffic that is associated with the QoS Class or to override the default link selection options in Network Application elements and Protocol elements...";
fil["924"]= "GUID-811C3FFD-FAA6-4C4B-8357-C3C895B92C98.html@@@Examples of Single Firewall interface configuration@@@These examples illustrate common configurations for a Single Firewall and general overviews of the steps for how each example is configured...";
fil["925"]= "GUID-81542B2A-C571-4C2C-AD18-79D597A52ED3.html@@@Example: Create Domain elements for different customers@@@You can create a different Domain for each of your organization&apos;s customers, as shown in the following example...";
fil["926"]= "GUID-816848F6-A527-44C7-872E-2234FEB98839.html@@@Export reports as PDF files@@@When you export a report file as a PDF file, a default template is automatically used for the report...";
fil["927"]= "GUID-817C427E-ACC7-4078-A9C1-5A59AE2C693E.html@@@Troubleshoot rules@@@There are several possible causes and solutions for problems with rules in policies...";
fil["928"]= "GUID-81957A13-400F-4D5A-B85E-194011AC6172.html@@@Add NAT rules to forward traffic@@@For more complex environments where you already use NAT rules, use NAT rules to forward traffic...";
fil["929"]= "GUID-81AA348E-5F0E-4E4F-A04D-FD9C216DCFBE_2.html@@@Export Certificate Request dialog box@@@Use this dialog box to export a certificate request to sign using an external certificate authority...";
fil["930"]= "GUID-81C63E95-6C72-4433-B1B8-68724BB57EB8.html@@@Filter elements by Category Tag@@@Use Category Tags to filter categorized elements in different Management Client views...";
fil["931"]= "GUID-8208C7F5-462C-458F-B8DC-D4178079037E.html@@@IPS deployment examples@@@These examples show how to deploy Forcepoint NGFW in the IPS role in an organization...";
fil["932"]= "GUID-828B0D69-733F-42FA-8148-A166FCA15132.html@@@Define a custom Gateway Profile element@@@The Gateway Profile element introduces information about the features and options available so that the VPN configuration can be automatically validated...";
fil["933"]= "GUID-82931EBD-95B2-4E97-9A40-D90E9A376C5A.html@@@SunRPC Protocol Agent@@@The Sun Remote Procedure Call (RPC) Protocol Agent assists the Firewall, Layer 2 Firewall, or IPS engine in Portmapper connections. It makes the handling of RPC program numbers used in the Access rules faster...";
fil["934"]= "GUID-8321FA86-69C9-4271-9732-8274B5427A48.html@@@Context options for Situation elements@@@Context elements define what the Situation element matches. Adding a context to a Situation allows you to define what kinds of patterns you want to look for in the traffic...";
fil["935"]= "GUID-8322A022-6CE7-4DE5-B7A5-EF7E5082D28D.html@@@Getting started with inbound traffic management@@@Server Pool elements provide inbound traffic management for traffic to servers in the protected network...";
fil["936"]= "GUID-8345EF4D-E2EA-4237-BB72-F3333BE81361.html@@@Example VPN configuration 2: create Access rules@@@The rules in this example allow protected hosts to open connections both ways. Two rules are created here to allow the different directions of traffic separately...";
fil["937"]= "GUID-834C9752-757F-4B34-A405-4C0B468683B4.html@@@Using GRE keepalive to check the status of route-based VPN tunnels@@@You can optionally use GRE keepalive to check that route-based VPN tunnels of the GRE tunnel type are still functioning...";
fil["938"]= "GUID-8370E34C-01C6-4400-B60A-41D5EFEA7A44.html@@@Add or edit criteria in Filter elements@@@You can add new criteria or edit the criteria of Filters that you have created...";
fil["939"]= "GUID-839B85F4-7A6B-4B07-812D-53CB2F9445FA.html@@@Create an API Client element@@@External applications use API clients to connect to SMC...";
fil["940"]= "GUID-83AC6C45-4FA8-4D26-B318-92B4C13D837B.html@@@Configuring routing and antispoofing@@@Routing defines through which next hop router the NGFW Engine forwards traffic from a source address to a destination address. Antispoofing defines which addresses are considered valid source addresses for the networks connected to each interface...";
fil["941"]= "GUID-83B23B39-04F3-4083-8AA9-C537D3156129.html@@@Enable and configure Management Client downloads on the Management Server@@@To allow administrators to download and install the Management Client from the SMC Downloads page, enable Management Client downloads on the Management Server...";
fil["942"]= "GUID-83E3E098-8148-4B6B-9D87-2913C34EED06.html@@@Configure TLS server identity@@@TLS server identity determines how SMC servers or NGFW Engines verify the identity of the external servers with which they communicate...";
fil["943"]= "GUID-84601192-5E6E-4A8E-B5A5-96E6626E1273.html@@@Configure Layer 2 Settings for NGFW Engines in the Firewall/VPN role@@@Layer 2 Settings for NGFW Engines in the Firewall/VPN role define the Layer 2 Interface Policy for the NGFW Engine, and advanced settings for layer 2 physical interfaces on the NGFW Engine...";
fil["944"]= "GUID-84699F72-0B00-4504-851F-66A805E3C71A.html@@@URL filtering and how it works@@@URL filtering compares the URLs that end-users attempt to access to URL categories or lists of URLs...";
fil["945"]= "GUID-848FC20F-0BF8-46CD-BF80-94E93D016504.html@@@Default elements for Inspection Policy elements@@@Default Inspection Policy elements are introduced when you import and activate a dynamic update package. The rules in the Inspection Policy Templates can change when you activate new update packages...";
fil["946"]= "GUID-84962D40-CFC2-429D-A081-5F79E9C1B4B8.html@@@Incident Case configuration overview@@@Incident cases can be started as needed. You can then add various types of information from the system to them, as well as your own comments...";
fil["947"]= "GUID-84AB858C-820C-4741-86CC-40777FA4423E.html@@@Category configuration overview@@@You can create and combine Categories in a custom Category Filter...";
fil["948"]= "GUID-84AC34B9-56AC-4320-9998-78A147D85E6E.html@@@Element-based network address translation (NAT)@@@Element-based NAT allows you to define NAT addresses in the properties of an element. The NAT definitions define how firewalls translate network IP addresses...";
fil["949"]= "GUID-84C1CA7D-B17E-4930-841E-17A2011BAADC.html@@@Components in the Forcepoint NGFW solution@@@The Forcepoint NGFW solution includes NGFW Engines, SMC server components, and SMC user interface components...";
fil["950"]= "GUID-84D60ECB-6076-4B15-8B5F-2CFF06C27B1E.html@@@Add IPv4 and IPv6 addresses to Firewall Cluster interfaces@@@You can add IPv4 and IPv6 addresses to layer 3 physical interfaces, VLAN interfaces, and tunnel interfaces on Firewall Clusters...";
fil["951"]= "GUID-851ECF59-B2AD-48E1-97D4-DEF0313745CF.html@@@Create an External VPN Gateway element@@@External VPN Gateway elements represent third-party VPN devices or Forcepoint NGFW devices managed by a different Management Server. To use third-party VPN devices or Forcepoint NGFW devices managed by a different Management Server in VPNs, create an External VPN Gateway element...";
fil["952"]= "GUID-851ED2A0-54C0-48BA-A567-123AC431AF76.html@@@Network interface configuration@@@The network interface configuration for NGFW Engines is stored on the Management Server in the properties of Single Firewall, Firewall Cluster, Single IPS, IPS Cluster, Single Layer 2 Firewall, Layer 2 Firewall Cluster, Master NGFW Engine, and Virtual NGFW Engine elements...";
fil["953"]= "GUID-854F4BB5-0C8A-4808-9105-02EF0A33874F.html@@@Internet Group Management Protocol and how it works@@@Internet Group Management Protocol (IGMP) is an integral part of Internet Protocol...";
fil["954"]= "GUID-85AA2BA2-94A6-4E81-B4EA-CCB4EA146105.html@@@Example: Incident Case scenarios@@@There are many ways an administrator can become aware of suspicious activity in the system. The most likely way is by noticing something unusual in the logs or audit entries, or being warned about a potential problem in an alert...";
fil["955"]= "GUID-85AAD891-880D-4B75-A357-423B229A0636.html@@@Examples of Firewall Cluster interface configuration@@@These examples illustrate the configuration of a Firewall Cluster with general steps for how each example is configured...";
fil["956"]= "GUID-85AFFF0C-25A4-4C11-8142-A75828FA0033.html@@@Alert log messages for troubleshooting@@@Alert log messages provide useful information for troubleshooting...";
fil["957"]= "GUID-85D98B1C-48B6-42D7-B330-FFC698EDEBA1.html@@@View log entries from specific components@@@You can filter logs based on the components that created the entries...";
fil["958"]= "GUID-8602157A-4B04-4F13-A300-89C675335D0B.html@@@Syslog entries@@@The following table presents the categories for messages that appear in log entries sent to an external syslog server...";
fil["959"]= "GUID-8605B766-0C38-47BA-83CD-34A28E1C0B8D.html@@@Adding routes for route-based VPNs@@@To configure routing for VPNs that use Route-Based VPN Tunnel elements, add remote networks that can be reached through the VPN tunnel to the tunnel interfaces. The routing defines which traffic is sent through the VPN tunnel...";
fil["960"]= "GUID-860DE57E-1CC5-419A-973E-0F6F090157A3.html@@@How IPS engines and Layer 2 Firewalls respond to incidents@@@There are various responses that an IPS engine and a Layer 2 Firewall can take when it detects traffic of interest. For example, they can log the connection or actively filter out the traffic...";
fil["961"]= "GUID-8619435F-9545-4078-9402-36DE4F2DED7C.html@@@Enable Server Pool load balancing using NAT rules@@@NAT rules specify which traffic is directed to the Server Pool. You can use NAT rules to apply both source and destination address translation for Server Pools...";
fil["962"]= "GUID-862B0BAA-A38D-48B2-BC6C-CFD6F8CEE606.html@@@Export a signed VPN gateway certificate@@@You can export signed VPN gateway certificates for external VPN gateways...";
fil["963"]= "GUID-86337F47-CAFD-4042-A9DC-34CE1C45FCEA.html@@@Respond to Tester alerts@@@Tester alerts indicate that the automatic tester running on the engines has detected a failure in one of the tests that the tester is configured to run...";
fil["964"]= "GUID-8671ACEF-5E50-4E34-BE31-E3AC758E1C28.html@@@Users and authentication@@@User accounts are stored in internal databases or external directory servers. You can use Forcepoint NGFW in the Firewall/VPN role or external authentication servers to authenticate users...";
fil["965"]= "GUID-86E009CA-45B9-4E6D-9131-1F38DB9E318B.html@@@Configure settings for certificate validation@@@Certificate validation settings allow you to define the settings that the NGFW Engine uses when it connects to a Certificate Revocation List\n\t\t(CRL) or Online Certificate Status Protocol (OCSP) server...";
fil["966"]= "GUID-8712B355-96B2-4E32-8634-5601CFB163B6.html@@@Exporting reports@@@You can export PDF, HTML, and text reports manually for previously generated reports or automatically when generating the report...";
fil["967"]= "GUID-872B499E-9F1D-4F88-BB4A-4F9880F632E0.html@@@System communication interfaces for Master NGFW Engines@@@Physical Interfaces correspond to network ports on the Master NGFW Engine. By default, the numbering of the Physical Interfaces in the Management Client corresponds to the operating system interface...";
fil["968"]= "GUID-87321D82-E2CC-44F9-B338-C0F5BF0F1294.html@@@What filters do@@@Filters allow you to efficiently manage the large amounts of data that the system generates. Filters select entries by comparing values defined in the Filter to each data entry included in the filtering operation. The operation can use the filter to either include or exclude matching data...";
fil["969"]= "GUID-8798E7DE-EC34-4C24-AD20-800FB381ECA5.html@@@Bookmark the current view in the Management Client@@@You can create a bookmark for the currently active tab and other window-level elements in the configuration you select...";
fil["970"]= "GUID-88D2C2B8-C557-45DA-8821-E4BDE28DB988.html@@@Edit the FRR configuration file@@@To configure dynamic routing on the command line of the NGFW Engine, edit the Free Range Routing (FRR) configuration file...";
fil["971"]= "GUID-88F1D540-F146-4AE6-AB89-9E0BD080A5D5.html@@@Using the Management Client in a web browser@@@To avoid installing the full Java-based Management Client on each workstation that an administrator uses, you can run the Management Client in a web browser...";
fil["972"]= "GUID-891CB579-9455-4901-86DC-9C2A6CFC317E.html@@@Create Filter Tag elements@@@Filter Tags help you organize Filter elements...";
fil["973"]= "GUID-89284B28-ECC3-4825-92CF-55C073943F11.html@@@Prepare for changing the NGFW Engine role@@@Before you change the role of an NGFW Engine from one type to another, perform these high-level steps to create an engine element for the new role...";
fil["974"]= "GUID-892D8B95-921C-4E86-97BE-7B4AEEC20DBF.html@@@Create Active Directory Server elements@@@The Active Directory Server element contains both the user database and authentication service options for using a Microsoft Active Directory server to store and authenticate users...";
fil["975"]= "GUID-892FDBE3-6A9D-4EEE-B512-9FE80F917F07.html@@@Event Sequence@@@Event Sequence finds event patterns in traffic by following if all events in the defined set of Situations match in a specific order within the defined time period...";
fil["976"]= "GUID-894289F0-5A32-4867-A9EE-589D89728B00.html@@@Change the Log Server IP address@@@When the Management Server and Log Server are installed on different appliances, you can change the IP address of the Log Server by following these steps...";
fil["977"]= "GUID-89693204-BAA8-4136-AEF8-6958D53F1DC5.html@@@Create new elements in Diagram elements@@@You can add new elements to the SMC and draw the diagram simultaneously...";
fil["978"]= "GUID-89C14103-FC72-4A83-97E9-E163CD7EA352.html@@@Use style templates in PDFs@@@You can use the background style templates when saving as PDF. You can use the templates in the Management Client and the Web Portal as permitted by account permissions and Domain boundaries...";
fil["979"]= "GUID-89C56EFA-41F2-41D7-BC5E-D97EB63A8521.html@@@Exportable alert log entry fields@@@Alert log entry fields are described in the following table. Because the fields are exportable, the table includes the syslog export field...";
fil["980"]= "GUID-89CB5771-5468-40DB-B535-03B4493F2CAC.html@@@How certificates work@@@SMC servers and NGFW Engines use certificates to identify each other in system communications, and to secure communications to external components...";
fil["981"]= "GUID-8A8FD672-D113-4D47-945A-46298F96C0F9.html@@@Protocol Agents on NGFW Engines@@@Protocol elements of the Protocol Agent type are special modules for some protocols and services that require advanced processing. Protocol Agents can enforce policies on the application layer...";
fil["982"]= "GUID-8AB6F0AC-A931-49EB-B0A7-249B7A6E4FD6.html@@@Create File Filtering Policy elements@@@File Filtering Policy elements contain the rules for file filtering...";
fil["983"]= "GUID-8AE2FB92-1FE9-4942-8BCE-514B9F90B0A9.html@@@Getting started with Situation elements@@@Situation elements define a pattern in traffic that the engine looks for...";
fil["984"]= "GUID-8B3B9B63-CBA1-47C5-848F-0C9AA3B3D041.html@@@What the Logs view shows@@@The Logs view can show entries generated by any SMC components and third-party components that send data to the SMC...";
fil["985"]= "GUID-8B3C32A3-88AB-4A65-8611-7346EC525523.html@@@Export the certificate of an internal CA for gateways@@@You can export the certificates of the Internal RSA CA for Gateways and the Internal ECDSA CA for Gateways...";
fil["986"]= "GUID-8B482A78-412F-4BDF-851B-44931A255042.html@@@Create Ethernet Service elements@@@Create a custom Ethernet Service element if you need to match Ethernet-level traffic that is not represented by the default Ethernet Service elements. You can also use a custom Ethernet Service element to change the properties of an Ethernet Service element...";
fil["987"]= "GUID-8BEE12FB-2CF8-4733-9EA3-F6EBA1E943DB.html@@@Rules for Forcepoint Advanced Malware Detection@@@Rules to allow communication with the sandbox service are automatically generated based on the NGFW Engine configuration...";
fil["988"]= "GUID-8C0761A6-2946-4119-A269-F5E3368E17AC.html@@@Automatic VPN Site management@@@The VPN settings for NGFW Engines include a Site that is automatically populated and updated according to the routing definitions...";
fil["989"]= "GUID-8C1B7F5A-E5B1-4772-B88C-7AB713D71621.html@@@Restrict the log data an administrator can view@@@If an administrator is allowed to view logs and alerts, you apply local filters to the log data before it is displayed to the administrator...";
fil["990"]= "GUID-8C24B0D2-4D0A-4467-B051-00889CCD0265.html@@@Defining Network elements@@@A Network element represents the IP address space of a complete network or subnetwork...";
fil["991"]= "GUID-8C2E8A56-0762-4470-91A4-0C92241E4643.html@@@Create links from one diagram element to another@@@When you have a large network, linking allows you to use just a network icon to represent individual network segments in a top-level diagram. You can create links from them to more detailed diagrams...";
fil["992"]= "GUID-8C6DEC0F-151C-4590-9F5F-E19CD5D3D89F.html@@@Using Access rules@@@There are some additional concepts that are useful when working with Access rules...";
fil["993"]= "GUID-8C7F19D9-C5A4-4E27-834A-6BDC4DFE1382.html@@@Recertify SMC servers@@@You must renew SMC server certificates when the certificates are about to expire or have expired...";
fil["994"]= "GUID-8C86CCF9-0995-4C48-8688-7D741F1BB6CA.html@@@Defining what triggers an alert@@@There are several different types of events that can trigger an alert...";
fil["995"]= "GUID-8C9BE5E2-CFE6-42D8-92C3-79E05092654E.html@@@Run a rule counter analysis@@@Each rule contains a Hits cell that shows how many times each rule in your policy has matched network traffic. Viewing the rule hits allows you to find valid rules that match traffic that the engine does not encounter in the network...";
fil["996"]= "GUID-8CCA6138-187C-4DF7-9BA7-7591AE87E85C.html@@@Create Log Data Context elements@@@The Log Data Context allows you to select which type of log data to display...";
fil["997"]= "GUID-8CE990EC-BA7E-4781-9B9C-82A459121644.html@@@Using Sidewinder Proxies@@@You can use Sidewinder Proxies on Forcepoint NGFW to enforce protocol validation and to restrict the allowed parameters for each protocol...";
fil["998"]= "GUID-8CEAA7BE-839A-442F-B042-B60873D6AA0A.html@@@Other Context parameters@@@See the properties dialog box of the Context in question...";
fil["999"]= "GUID-8CEDDFE1-E909-4934-9038-4D1A2F8FC64D.html@@@Open the Logs view@@@There are several ways to access the Logs view...";
fil["1000"]= "GUID-8D12F85D-0C9B-4358-8D5A-E67D2272A4A5.html@@@Communicating with other administrators@@@The administrator messaging feature allows you to communicate with other administrators who are currently logged on to the Management Client...";
fil["1001"]= "GUID-8D1E0EDE-0C28-4F8A-827E-DF4741D920AD.html@@@Advanced settings for Sidewinder Proxies@@@Advanced Sidewinder Proxy settings enable optional behavior or set parameters...";
fil["1002"]= "GUID-8D4F42F6-B86A-457E-BECD-F48D0144DA59.html@@@Creating Task Definitions@@@You can create new Tasks to help you maintain your system. All Tasks are Domain-specific...";
fil["1003"]= "GUID-8D843658-1A58-4F11-8ABF-C08C75DB9617.html@@@SIP Protocol Agent@@@The Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) Protocol Agent can be used with Firewalls to handle multimedia connections that use SIP as their transfer protocol (such as VoIP)...";
fil["1004"]= "GUID-8D8DE332-9E0D-48FF-9863-03CA3EC83380.html@@@Troubleshoot logging on to the Management Client@@@If you have trouble logging on to the Management Client, check the connectivity, certificate, and password...";
fil["1005"]= "GUID-8D9A3F96-BA69-4351-AEFB-20E51351D363.html@@@How sub-policies work@@@Sub-Policies are sections of Access rules that you can insert in the IPv4 or IPv6 Access rules of Policies, Template Policies, or other Sub-Policies...";
fil["1006"]= "GUID-8DD9BB02-A69C-446A-8800-195492261981.html@@@Speed and duplex settings for NGFW Engines@@@Mismatched speed and duplex settings are a frequent source of networking problems...";
fil["1007"]= "GUID-8DE00EC8-26EB-4900-B540-30134FC0E60C.html@@@Enable or disable Web Portal languages@@@Web Portal Localization languages can be enabled or disabled through the Management Client...";
fil["1008"]= "GUID-8DF22401-B653-4386-98FB-BFA3DF34D38C.html@@@Activate the default Category Filters for Domain elements@@@When you create a Domain, you can set the default Category Filters that are automatically used when you log on to the Domain...";
fil["1009"]= "GUID-8E28F241-9936-4AD8-BAC3-4DCDF3C97EB5.html@@@Log Servers for HA@@@Installing additional Log Servers ensures that system monitoring continues if one Log Server fails...";
fil["1010"]= "GUID-8E620AD4-2509-4331-A74A-35708332D92E.html@@@How filters are created@@@You can create filters in four basic ways...";
fil["1011"]= "GUID-8E6EE6E1-9CAB-438A-B612-FE5E0B6826A8.html@@@Create Web Portal User accounts@@@The accounts for the optional Web Portal are defined with Web Portal User elements. It is highly recommended to create a unique Web Portal User account for each Web Portal User...";
fil["1012"]= "GUID-8E6EEC2F-0A1D-4B9B-8444-59E69BC94056.html@@@Considerations for setting up system communications@@@Firewalls and Layer 2 Firewalls do not automatically allow communications of other system components that pass through the engine. Make sure that all necessary traffic is allowed in the engine&apos;s policy...";
fil["1013"]= "GUID-8E817BCC-3407-4F83-A85A-5C841FC26A60.html@@@Exporting data from the Logs view@@@You can export log entries in various ways and formats...";
fil["1014"]= "GUID-8E83E3D5-BDFE-454E-8511-0892425EA7AA.html@@@Move backups to remote storage@@@Regularly storing appliance backups in a remote location allows for a complete appliance recovery in the event of an unexpected failure...";
fil["1015"]= "GUID-8E9F7142-8D85-4C9E-A9F2-0AD8CAF10EB4.html@@@Enable NTP time synchronization for NGFW Engines@@@You can configure NGFW Engines to use external NTP servers...";
fil["1016"]= "GUID-8EA20E23-E495-4BB0-96A0-7E507F4FC8E6.html@@@Continue rules@@@The Continue action for a rule sets default options for traffic matching...";
fil["1017"]= "GUID-8EE10F03-0236-4CC2-BC42-859EAE6B993A.html@@@Getting started with advanced NGFW Engine settings@@@Advanced settings system parameters generally have default values that are appropriate for most installations without any need for adjustments. Some values can be overridden in policies rule-by-rule when exceptions are needed...";
fil["1018"]= "GUID-8F0281C3-2893-480D-9932-DF93547B80B2.html@@@Configure automatic blacklisting of traffic@@@Engines trigger automatic blacklisting based on the Blacklist Scope options in the Exceptions in the Inspection Policy...";
fil["1019"]= "GUID-8F1D5D75-5FD0-4D83-9C54-6ACBC0DDE7E0.html@@@Default communication ports@@@There are default ports used in connections between SMC components and default ports that SMC components use with external components...";
fil["1020"]= "GUID-8F3D6A4E-F525-4A2B-84C1-5616E50647D5.html@@@Add layer 2 physical interfaces for NGFW Engines in the Firewall/VPN role@@@Layer 2 physical interfaces on NGFW Engines in the Firewall/VPN role provide traffic inspection...";
fil["1021"]= "GUID-8F4A6FA7-D649-4441-8AE3-4DB6FE784DCE.html@@@Configure settings for the Multiping test@@@For the tester to run Multiping tests, configure the available settings...";
fil["1022"]= "GUID-8F78333A-6D82-42AB-B25E-E270C267A91F.html@@@Modify Report Items@@@You can modify Items that are included in a Report Section...";
fil["1023"]= "GUID-8FA7CEFC-BF1F-4CA9-ACDE-32545AE7F4DA.html@@@View snapshots of log, alert, and audit entries@@@The snapshots of log, alert, and audit entries are listed in the Monitoring view...";
fil["1024"]= "GUID-8FB710EF-9095-416F-9D59-CC369D26C60C.html@@@Configure notifications for alerts@@@Alert Notifications are ways to send notifications to administrators...";
fil["1025"]= "GUID-8FC8D9B2-DACD-4382-A3E6-592960416DD5.html@@@Using NAT for policy-based VPN traffic@@@NAT configurations only apply to the encrypted packets in the VPN tunnel by default. To translate the addresses of the packets going through the policy-based VPN tunnel, you must specifically enable NAT for the policy-based VPN...";
fil["1026"]= "GUID-8FD5F2F3-0128-43E5-8252-AAA18DF97252.html@@@Network address translation and how it works@@@Network address translation (NAT) changes the source or destination IP address or port for packets traversing the firewall...";
fil["1027"]= "GUID-8FD6829F-E9BE-4711-8CD8-9D9A75F9D133.html@@@Accuracy of IPS engines and Layer 2 Firewalls@@@To provide the best possible accuracy, the IPS and Layer 2 Firewall engines provide multiple detection methods that complement each other...";
fil["1028"]= "GUID-8FDDD862-3446-4A5E-B647-A2B63FB8EC44.html@@@Exportable alert trace log entry fields@@@Alert trace log entry fields are described in the following table. Because the fields are exportable, the table includes the syslog export field...";
fil["1029"]= "GUID-90022672-1D6C-4112-95EF-D9DBCD43EB44.html@@@Domain boundaries in viewing and managing log data@@@If administrative Domains are configured, all log, alert, and audit entries are Domain-specific...";
fil["1030"]= "GUID-906CDAC5-A133-416D-87BA-CBE0BBFE92DF.html@@@Test alerts@@@You can test the correct functioning of the alerts by sending a Test Alert...";
fil["1031"]= "GUID-90CAD554-C575-484E-9D99-26946CEF746C.html@@@Replace forgotten passwords@@@There are several ways to replace forgotten passwords depending on the type of account...";
fil["1032"]= "GUID-90FEF078-EE46-4E93-BCA1-77B8B3054CB9.html@@@Change control IP addresses to a different network@@@You can change the control IP address of an NGFW Engine to a new IP address in a different network than the old one...";
fil["1033"]= "GUID-9101616F-44FB-46B2-B127-70D6D2D3C204.html@@@Adding layer 2 physical interfaces for NGFW Engines in the Firewall/VPN role@@@Layer 2 physical interfaces on NGFW Engines in the Firewall/VPN role pick up traffic for inspection...";
fil["1034"]= "GUID-9121EC34-EEED-46BC-B093-BE964D314850.html@@@Enable logging of endpoint information@@@Logging of endpoint information allows you to view endpoint client information and users in log data and Report elements...";
fil["1035"]= "GUID-91380CBA-4062-4E21-AE10-09933C861EC8.html@@@Tips for working with regular expressions@@@Before you work with regular expressions, review the following tips...";
fil["1036"]= "GUID-917CF721-564A-4E61-81FE-647E09C533FC.html@@@Configure the Integrated User ID Service@@@You can use the Integrated User ID Service on the NGFW Engine to provide transparent user identification for access control by user. The Integrated User ID Service is primarily meant for demonstration purposes and proof-of-concept testing of user identification services...";
fil["1037"]= "GUID-91A7E0C3-B5BC-43A0-89FF-DF5DB3F9D3D5.html@@@View the status of appliance configurations@@@When you configure a Forcepoint NGFW appliance using the plug-and-play configuration method, you can view the status of the configuration process...";
fil["1038"]= "GUID-91A8BF57-396D-46A9-AD9C-180E26E3EBFA.html@@@Deploying Forcepoint NGFW in the Firewall/VPN role@@@The positioning of a firewall depends on the network environment and the function of the firewall...";
fil["1039"]= "GUID-91B6ED63-130C-4317-9F4E-E1E044F692A2.html@@@Convert a Single Layer 2 Firewall to a Layer 2 Firewall Cluster@@@You can use a conversion tool to convert an existing Single Layer 2 Firewall to a Layer 2 Firewall Cluster...";
fil["1040"]= "GUID-922F6620-C2D5-4475-9110-99672CE26712.html@@@Add virtual routers to Single Firewall interfaces@@@Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol (VRRP) allows high-availability router configurations...";
fil["1041"]= "GUID-924E6424-F575-4766-B4A3-58F4017EEDBF.html@@@Default QoS elements@@@There are three default QoS Classes: High Priority, Normal Priority, and Low Priority. These QoS Classes are used in the default QoS Policy, Prioritize...";
fil["1042"]= "GUID-925DD6FC-CE46-4FB2-842C-09567AA1D973.html@@@Create export banners@@@You can create a banner that is added at the beginning of each exported XML file or HTML file to indicate that the export contains sensitive or classified data...";
fil["1043"]= "GUID-9267E8E4-0D64-404F-A520-EDE8F4E6BFF6.html@@@Configure settings for the Policy test@@@The Policy test is no longer supported in NGFW version 6.1.0 and higher...";
fil["1044"]= "GUID-9278B423-812E-42FA-901C-7182F9DF17FD.html@@@Import MIBs for monitoring third-party devices@@@You can import third-party MIBs (management information bases) to support third-party SNMP monitoring...";
fil["1045"]= "GUID-92848297-2B28-41D3-B860-F911CDD30BBD.html@@@Create and modify Domain elements@@@Create Domain elements, for example, to group elements in different configurations and restrict administrator permissions...";
fil["1046"]= "GUID-929999E8-02CC-4C12-87E9-D3647F108DA6.html@@@Forcepoint NGFW Engine commands@@@There are commands that can be run on the command line on Firewall, Layer 2 Firewall, IPS engines, or Master NGFW Engines...";
fil["1047"]= "GUID-92CD635D-BCD3-4589-BA96-E804199CB1FD.html@@@Administrator account configuration overview@@@You must configure an administrator account for each administrator. You can create customized task and element lists that can be used to define permissions for administrators...";
fil["1048"]= "GUID-92DCD2B5-64AD-435F-BEFF-E10A71D1A849.html@@@Create ECA Configuration elements@@@ECA Configuration elements contain the Trusted Certificate Authority element used to secure communication between the NGFW Engine and the Forcepoint One Endpoint clients...";
fil["1049"]= "GUID-92E74AEF-7A25-4FC4-8EF0-F70D0E34F318.html@@@Events@@@The Events dialog box, shows the list of upcoming events that require administrator action...";
fil["1050"]= "GUID-92FAD684-789C-4109-B3E2-9BB0A0CF970C.html@@@Command line tools@@@There are command line tools for the SMC and the NGFW Engines...";
fil["1051"]= "GUID-93248481-3723-47D3-9F44-80F7304B9B5E.html@@@Domain-specific DNS servers@@@The firewall can use domain-specific DNS servers to forward DNS requests to different DNS servers depending on the requested domain...";
fil["1052"]= "GUID-9345CFDD-2518-4943-B607-2619826C88C1.html@@@Set a Geolocation for an element@@@You can set many elements to use the same Geolocation...";
fil["1053"]= "GUID-938F4C10-F0C3-4819-87AA-6D7E6BBCA5A8.html@@@Define endpoints for VPN Gateway elements@@@Each endpoint is dedicated for one VPN Gateway element...";
fil["1054"]= "GUID-93CFCA91-D9F9-4782-A9E4-2A3DD8290D35.html@@@Intersection@@@Intersection means \u201Cinclude only those IP addresses that are a part of both sets\u201D...";
fil["1055"]= "GUID-93FD8CBF-1780-4CDC-A53B-44CD520E877F.html@@@Add routers@@@A Router element represents a next-hop gateway\u2019s IP address in routing configurations...";
fil["1056"]= "GUID-9426FCA5-FC0E-47FE-A4F8-3E1DF1BF51DB.html@@@Change templates of policies@@@You can change the template of a Firewall, IPS, or Layer 2 Firewall policy...";
fil["1057"]= "GUID-94561A0D-9387-4B2B-807A-D4D0D3E3B812.html@@@Archive directory options for the Log Server@@@You can change the Log Server\u2019s default archive directory and define up to 32 alternative or additional directories...";
fil["1058"]= "GUID-947D3C5E-41C0-46B6-93D6-85C05C721ACA.html@@@Discard unnecessary logs@@@Log data pruning allows you to discard some of the generated logs according to detailed filtering criteria you set...";
fil["1059"]= "GUID-94880427-C6B9-4CC7-B476-B1F04586ED3F.html@@@Rule order for Inspection Policy elements@@@The rules in Inspection Policy elements are read from the top down. More specific rules must be placed above more general rules that match the same traffic...";
fil["1060"]= "GUID-9497C65B-4B51-4F4B-9F5E-7BB2BCAED93E.html@@@Create NGFW Engine scripts@@@NGFW Engine scripts run when the NGFW Engine changes its state...";
fil["1061"]= "GUID-94D7B29B-6E6F-40B3-B8BE-FC332DD5F129.html@@@Restore elements from Snapshots@@@You can restore all elements from a Policy Snapshot or select the elements to be restored...";
fil["1062"]= "GUID-94D9FB2B-18F1-4F69-B1E1-F5996756C7A1.html@@@Management Client and how it works@@@Use the Management Client for configuring, controlling, and monitoring the Security Management Center (SMC)...";
fil["1063"]= "GUID-95184F9D-894F-4C45-A7D4-B49A90CBC27B.html@@@Evaluate Forcepoint One Endpoint@@@If you are interested in testing how Forcepoint One Endpoint works in your environment, see Knowledge Base article 16193 for information about how to easily deploy Forcepoint One Endpoint to a limited set of users for evaluation purposes...";
fil["1064"]= "GUID-9519C23F-CDAE-4824-A541-F3B61F62DEF6.html@@@Send messages to other administrators@@@Administrators can send messages to all other administrators...";
fil["1065"]= "GUID-9557123E-93F4-4FC4-918C-032C84BFA4EB.html@@@Start the Management Client in a web browser@@@Administrators can log on to the Management Client and perform their duties using a web browser...";
fil["1066"]= "GUID-958316A8-DB74-4325-B8F5-DA69AFCD6FE6.html@@@Supported message digest algorithms for IPsec VPNs@@@Message digest algorithms are used to guarantee the integrity of data (that the packets have not been changed in transit). These algorithms are often also referred to using the MAC or HMAC abbreviations (keyed-hash message authentication code)...";
fil["1067"]= "GUID-958A971C-7D71-43A6-9D80-BF2B0BC4B2D2.html@@@Write announcements to Web Portal users@@@You can display announcements to the administrators who log on to the Web Portal. The announcements can be used, for example, for service break notifications...";
fil["1068"]= "GUID-9590669E-41C7-4567-8445-EAC0DF282EB9.html@@@View the status of the anti-malware database@@@You can view the progress of the anti-malware database update or check when the anti-malware database was last updated...";
fil["1069"]= "GUID-95A6B321-1511-466A-81C5-29A7955E4382.html@@@Attach Tools Profile elements to elements@@@You can attach a Tools Profile to elements that have a single primary IP address...";
fil["1070"]= "GUID-95AE7D83-5D66-43DD-BD68-058B55AF994B.html@@@SD-WAN in Forcepoint NGFW@@@Forcepoint NGFW supports software-defined wide area networks (SD-WANs)...";
fil["1071"]= "GUID-95C82C0F-1F03-41F8-88B6-1BD4AA5EB4DD.html@@@Defining Country elements@@@Country elements are IP address lists based on country-level geolocation information. They are grouped within continents...";
fil["1072"]= "GUID-95F14682-60D9-4D5D-A782-11105326B39F.html@@@Install additional Log Server software@@@Install additional Log Servers using the SMC Installation Wizard...";
fil["1073"]= "GUID-964D048C-FF3B-4CE0-8082-2CA2B559B3C2.html@@@Enable GRE keepalive for a Route-Based VPN Tunnel element@@@You can enable GRE keepalive for individual route-based VPN tunnels to override the default settings defined for tunnel interfaces on the NGFW Engine...";
fil["1074"]= "GUID-969F1B47-A012-4935-90AC-F160B1717693.html@@@Using policy elements and rules@@@Names, comments, and the Continue action make policy rules easier to use. You can also enable policy validation and configure user responses and connection tracking...";
fil["1075"]= "GUID-96CD27A0-0C68-4B17-9A41-0AE0CC5F38D3.html@@@Using the Management Client@@@The Management Client provides the user interface for setting up, managing, and monitoring all features in the SMC...";
fil["1076"]= "GUID-96F5CC0B-EE50-4CF7-80AB-B5C6FDC742F7.html@@@Example VPN configuration 2: Basic VPN with a partner gateway@@@This scenario walks you through creating a site-to-site VPN between one NGFW Engine and one external VPN gateway that is not managed through the same SMC...";
fil["1077"]= "GUID-96FED1BB-3668-401A-ACD7-237A8FAFD50F.html@@@TLS inspection configuration overview@@@To use TLS inspection, you must configure TLS Credentials elements and Client Protection Certificate Authority elements. You must also activate client protection or server protection in the engine properties and enable TLS inspection in the Access rules...";
fil["1078"]= "GUID-9719BEF0-D0B8-4724-A693-E7D75C58391A.html@@@Web Portal configuration@@@The process of setting up a Web Portal consists of the following overall steps...";
fil["1079"]= "GUID-971CA1FD-7AF6-4A45-89B7-18E381E16C5A.html@@@Changing tunnels in a VPN@@@You can add or remove tunnels in a VPN...";
fil["1080"]= "GUID-97311A0F-377E-4326-A65A-F0DEF82A7FA9.html@@@What the Recent Commits pane shows@@@The Recent Commits pane shows the list of recent policy uploads on the selected NGFW Engine or all NGFW Engines, depending on whether an NGFW Engine&apos;s home page or the Home view showing all NGFW Engines is open...";
fil["1081"]= "GUID-9757271F-7458-48DB-A204-4B9FFB9D03CE.html@@@Using the Diagram Editor@@@Diagrams are created and edited in the Diagram Editor...";
fil["1082"]= "GUID-975F9CF2-61BB-4774-B7F6-0BDEDD178A03.html@@@Proxy ARP and NAT@@@Automatic proxy ARP requires an explicit route to the host or network to be configured in the Routing pane of the Engine Editor...";
fil["1083"]= "GUID-976282A8-3AA6-47E5-B626-96B7DFD63063.html@@@Getting started with LLDP for NGFW Engines@@@NGFW Engines can use LLDP to send information about themselves to directly connected devices on the network, and receive information that other devices on the network send...";
fil["1084"]= "GUID-977CC25E-EBE8-468B-8627-1FEFB30EDA7E.html@@@Configure DHCP message routing@@@The firewall can relay DHCP messages. If DHCP messages are routed through the firewall (from a network segment to some other, isolated segment), you must enable DHCP relay on the firewall interface properties for the interface where the DHCP requests are originating from (client\u2019s network)...";
fil["1085"]= "GUID-97979C03-7CB2-4174-BC6B-EA3B62AA39FA.html@@@Configure LDAP attribute mapping@@@On the Attributes tab, you can define how attributes in the Active Directory or LDAP directory are mapped to user properties in the SMC...";
fil["1086"]= "GUID-979CED89-BD08-4649-B1B5-5A7AE5D32548.html@@@Create a Custom Properties Profile element@@@A custom properties profile contains a custom script that can run on the NGFW Engine...";
fil["1087"]= "GUID-98166D60-27E6-40FB-8333-0A61E100EB0A.html@@@Considerations for creating new policy-based VPNs@@@There are some things to consider when you create a new policy-based VPN...";
fil["1088"]= "GUID-987A7457-7A1A-402D-AD3E-D11AECC880C0.html@@@Create Tools Profile elements@@@Tools Profile elements add commands to the right-click menus of other elements. You can include information dynamically from the element definition in the command...";
fil["1089"]= "GUID-988DFDC6-D7B7-4F81-A8DE-D8A7A3FD2C2A.html@@@Define Access rules for authentication@@@The IPv4 and IPv6 Access rules in a firewall policy can be configured to match only when the user is authenticated...";
fil["1090"]= "GUID-989A337A-8C6A-494C-8050-FD608AFFE5E1.html@@@View sandbox analysis reports@@@In an external portal or in the local portal provided by your Forcepoint Advanced Malware Detection appliance, you can view detailed reports for files that have been analyzed by sandbox services...";
fil["1091"]= "GUID-98D4F598-7158-4820-A3B2-FE998A541E0F.html@@@Blacklisting process@@@Blacklisting is executed as defined in the Access rules. Automatic blacklisting requests are sent as defined in the Inspection Policy...";
fil["1092"]= "GUID-98E3DE94-5425-467C-B8FD-61430D14A782.html@@@Example: using SecurID authentication with the Forcepoint VPN Client@@@This example shows a general overview of using SecurID authentication for the Forcepoint VPN Client...";
fil["1093"]= "GUID-99686D75-3ACB-4D2F-BC0D-D1CA8952762C.html@@@Elements used in the configuration of NGFW Engines@@@You can view the types of elements used for configuring NGFW Engines...";
fil["1094"]= "GUID-997D883B-F96C-440F-8AD5-6E9E399A1D91.html@@@Getting started with Domain elements@@@Domain elements help you manage large networks and define administrator permissions...";
fil["1095"]= "GUID-99832EA4-8899-45C7-AA32-C019F8818D5A.html@@@Using Protocol Agents for NAT in application data@@@Protocol Agents on Firewalls can be used to assist with network address translation (NAT) in the application data...";
fil["1096"]= "GUID-99D1230C-DBE6-449F-8EDB-82265BF14AA6.html@@@Add static routes@@@You can add a static route to a network in the routing configuration...";
fil["1097"]= "GUID-99F42F63-B400-4983-BDDD-DDC33DA8E314.html@@@Positioning IPS engines and Layer 2 Firewalls@@@IPS and Layer 2 Firewall engines pick up passing network traffic for inspection in real time. The positioning of the engines is the most critical part of the deployment...";
fil["1098"]= "GUID-9A0B9015-12BA-4148-B072-9A6DB27F1513.html@@@Configure Sidewinder SSH Proxy@@@Follow these general steps to configure Sidewinder SSH Proxy...";
fil["1099"]= "GUID-9A2A1BD5-FBB1-4105-B349-7B8538DE35E4.html@@@Restrict file types with file filtering@@@Configure file filtering if you want to restrict the file types that are allowed through the firewall, and to apply malware detection to files...";
fil["1100"]= "GUID-9A5200DE-E4B2-49E9-817E-8770957FF315.html@@@Export log data@@@Exporting log data allows you to copy log data to a location outside of the Security Management Center (SMC) without archiving the log data...";
fil["1101"]= "GUID-9A64A217-E8B5-44D1-BB8C-315A70EB207C.html@@@Examples of Categories@@@The examples illustrate some common uses for Categories and general steps on how each scenario is configured...";
fil["1102"]= "GUID-9A801F8B-42C5-49A8-8591-37D0C2A66058.html@@@Create QoS Policy elements@@@Create separate QoS Policy elements for QoS rules...";
fil["1103"]= "GUID-9ABAA550-D431-44E1-B997-D6FC508B2717.html@@@Pattern-matching modifiers@@@The regular expression syntax has Perl-like extensions. The pattern-matching modifiers are extensions that can be used to control the matching process in more detail...";
fil["1104"]= "GUID-9ACF7A72-363C-4F42-8F6E-DC6811B2C0F1.html@@@Entering Server Pool IP addresses for your DNS Server@@@When using static DNS entries (recommended), you must make sure that the IP addresses for your Server Pool are properly entered into your DNS server\u2019s records...";
fil["1105"]= "GUID-9B15DE52-A922-457D-B394-EC99AC529E4B.html@@@Hardware requirements for installing Forcepoint NGFW on third-party hardware@@@There are some basic hardware requirements when you run Forcepoint NGFW on third-party hardware...";
fil["1106"]= "GUID-9B15DE52-A922-457D-B394-EC99AC529E4B_2.html@@@Hardware requirements for installing Forcepoint NGFW on third-party hardware@@@There are some basic hardware requirements when you run Forcepoint NGFW on third-party hardware...";
fil["1107"]= "GUID-9B7DCB27-5841-491D-A172-CD53D8B71CA0.html@@@Searching in rules@@@You can search rules in rule tables and on the Inspection tab of Inspection Policies...";
fil["1108"]= "GUID-9BADA46F-2898-4AF8-9BD7-CE12FF26A5A9.html@@@Engine Editor &gt; Policies@@@Use this branch to view information about the policy that is installed...";
fil["1109"]= "GUID-9BBDBDC6-0AA6-446F-B2E5-29FAC7C7FFDA.html@@@Create Backup Tasks@@@Create a Task for backing up servers...";
fil["1110"]= "GUID-9C0822A8-67D9-4D31-B9DC-5C465CE0510E.html@@@Firewall Policy elements examples@@@Using Firewall Policy elements, you can protect essential communications, make Firewall rules more readable and Firewall Policies more efficient, and manage network administrator rights...";
fil["1111"]= "GUID-9C1AB3BE-DE6A-4113-BAC2-F0324BDBBF8C.html@@@Reporting@@@The reporting feature allows you to create statistical summaries based on log data and stored statistical data. The Reports can be viewed in the Management Client or exported automatically or manually...";
fil["1112"]= "GUID-9C4B1F16-0397-4275-AF13-F374E4282833.html@@@Convert Firewalls to Master NGFW Engines and Virtual Firewall elements@@@You can use a conversion tool to change a Single Firewall or Firewall Cluster element to a Master NGFW Engine and Virtual Firewall elements...";
fil["1113"]= "GUID-9C96519A-7E10-47F5-A23D-FA0D0E7DAC38.html@@@Customizing the Web Portal@@@You can customize the look of the Web Portal and change the languages in which the Web Portal is localized...";
fil["1114"]= "GUID-9CB097E3-28E4-4AF2-8FA5-2DD75F496162_2.html@@@Engine Editor &gt; General &gt; NTP@@@Use this branch to enable NTP time synchronization and select NTP servers for the NGFW Engine...";
fil["1115"]= "GUID-9D2C25B7-F889-446F-9EC1-DE08780C2262.html@@@Define link selection options in QoS Class elements@@@Link selection options in the properties of QoS Class elements specify how important different quality metrics are for traffic that is associated with the QoS Class. Traffic uses the ISP link that best matches the link selection options...";
fil["1116"]= "GUID-9D2ED01D-8F11-49D1-B824-CE9A667F2068.html@@@Add rules for forwarding audit data from Management Servers@@@Configure the rules that forward audit data from a Management Server...";
fil["1117"]= "GUID-9D668029-289B-48A9-966B-8447DC7ADCD4.html@@@Error messages for reports@@@Error messages for reports are shown in the Comment column of the Stored Reports view. Check the status of the report task there before you proceed with the troubleshooting...";
fil["1118"]= "GUID-9DA4B2A0-244F-4B3E-9E69-EA04A98082FE.html@@@Generate and view reports@@@Reports are generated from the Report Designs that are under the Reports tree of the Monitoring Configuration view...";
fil["1119"]= "GUID-9DAC29E2-E8F2-45BA-93E7-C36A19AC5D84.html@@@Import a Domain logo@@@Before you can associate a logo with a domain, you must import it...";
fil["1120"]= "GUID-9DB7AB97-DD11-4939-B0EE-70213C162E64.html@@@Inserting the Service with Protocol Agent in Firewall Access rules@@@Whether you create a custom Service or use a predefined Services that have a Protocol Agent attached to them, define the traffic in the Access rules in your policies...";
fil["1121"]= "GUID-9E108965-C3BC-4CE5-8908-2032E16B27B6.html@@@Icons that indicate malfunctions@@@Engine hardware malfunction is indicated with an icon on top of the affected engine\u2019s icon in the Status tree and on all top-level branches of the tree...";
fil["1122"]= "GUID-9E2ADE18-D0F1-45C7-B02C-CB4FC2A07412.html@@@Defining user accounts@@@User Group and User elements define the user account information for end users...";
fil["1123"]= "GUID-9E349567-3886-45EB-8643-252C248C13A2.html@@@Positioning IPS engines and Layer 2 Firewalls in DMZ networks@@@DMZ networks (demilitarized zone networks, also known as perimeter networks) allow inbound access to a wide range of users, but are unified environments in terms of devices...";
fil["1124"]= "GUID-9E5835BF-8454-470F-8123-88DFBACB2B8D.html@@@Define a VPN site@@@You must define Site elements for all NGFW Engines and External VPN Gateways that are used in policy-based VPNs. You must also define sites for NGFW Engines and External VPN Gateways that are used in route-based VPN tunnels in which the value of the Encryption option is Tunnel Mode...";
fil["1125"]= "GUID-9EC97730-8ECB-4509-8C23-FBF94270DDF8.html@@@Hardware for Firewall Cluster nodes@@@You can run different nodes of the same cluster on different types of hardware...";
fil["1126"]= "GUID-9EF226B7-05D8-49C6-B466-EE4104BD9D47.html@@@Defining Policy-Based VPN elements@@@The Policy-Based VPN element collects together the gateways and the VPN Profile, and provides the settings for defining the topology and the tunnels of the policy-based VPN...";
fil["1127"]= "GUID-9EF23BFD-E0E5-4733-BD52-53311BAEFBCE.html@@@Select a Link Usage Profile element for an NGFW Engine@@@When you select a Link Usage Profile element in the properties of an NGFW Engine,\n                    the settings defined in the Link Usage Profile element are applied to outbound traffic that uses outbound Multi-Link...";
fil["1128"]= "GUID-9F0FAADF-6628-47F3-8C12-3E3695AF81AF.html@@@Network interfaces for NGFW Engines@@@The network interface configuration stored on the Management Server contains most of the settings for network interfaces...";
fil["1129"]= "GUID-9F2AE9DF-2E9D-4881-8A1B-14E3A7B0A083.html@@@HTTP Protocol Agent@@@The HTTP Protocol Agent can be used on Firewalls to redirect traffic to a proxy service, and in all engine roles to log the URLs from HTTP requests...";
fil["1130"]= "GUID-9F3374BF-0D84-4D3C-B1CE-17385F693BBD.html@@@Positioning Management Clients@@@The Management Client provides an interface for managing and monitoring the system...";
fil["1131"]= "GUID-9F5E19AD-7162-4BD4-9134-09F4580B530A.html@@@Clustered Multi-Link VPNs@@@Forcepoint NGFW in the Firewall/VPN role provides fast, secure, and reliable VPN connections. The added benefits of the clustering and Multi-Link technologies provide load balancing and failover for both the VPN gateways and the network connections...";
fil["1132"]= "GUID-9F6038AF-C3BA-4B26-BCCB-EDC7EACC549E.html@@@Authenticate administrators using certificate-based authentication@@@You can authenticate administrators using an X.509 certificate stored in the Windows certificate store or on a smart card, such as a Common Access Card (CAC)...";
fil["1133"]= "GUID-9F7770D2-C4AE-4B50-BE17-354F007DFFFB.html@@@NAT for VPN gateway communications@@@You can apply NAT to the communications between VPN Gateways...";
fil["1134"]= "GUID-9F9AE2D6-97A4-412D-85D3-A8714A59294D.html@@@Set thresholds for monitored items in Overview elements@@@Thresholds activate automatic tracking of monitored items in Overviews. The values of the monitored items are checked once an hour...";
fil["1135"]= "GUID-9FAFED64-AE70-433E-961C-BCFDF040735B.html@@@View the history of Incident Case elements@@@The Incident History tab shows the logs and audit entries that track actions performed in this Incident Case view...";
fil["1136"]= "GUID-A001DC4E-662C-4C2B-99D4-0F3C9E781971.html@@@Troubleshoot licenses that are shown as retained@@@There are several possible solutions when the State of a license is shown as \u201Cretained\u201D in the Management Client...";
fil["1137"]= "GUID-A016E45C-AAF9-404D-871C-086A05FE2169.html@@@Create Host elements from DNS search results@@@If the DNS search results do not find an existing Host element for a host name, you can create Host elements based on the host names and IP address found by the search...";
fil["1138"]= "GUID-A02ED7F0-4F0B-4553-BCCF-758AAE6802BB.html@@@Patch or upgrade the SMC Appliance in the Management Client@@@You can use the Management Client to patch or upgrade the SMC Appliance. In some certified environments, you must use the Management Client to install SMC Appliance patches...";
fil["1139"]= "GUID-A07E3F7A-3D0A-4A9E-93BF-E1CA03C31205.html@@@How NAT rules match traffic@@@NAT rules are matched based on IP addresses and services...";
fil["1140"]= "GUID-A08FE304-145B-4E62-A17B-5A1838DB44C7.html@@@Statements in the sgagent.conf statement section@@@You can define general commands for the tests the Monitoring Agents perform in the statement section...";
fil["1141"]= "GUID-A0B40D93-9145-4B20-B789-1BF0B0CC8FC4.html@@@View diagram elements@@@You can view diagrams without opening them for editing...";
fil["1142"]= "GUID-A1733D89-6481-4655-B105-73C285991EF9.html@@@Interaction between Access rules and NAT@@@Access rules can have an impact on how NAT is applied to traffic...";
fil["1143"]= "GUID-A1BC355E-9784-4634-B921-4BBDD6E58461.html@@@Customizing the look of the Web Portal@@@The Web Portal pages presented to the users are generated dynamically based on configuration files...";
fil["1144"]= "GUID-A1F9BBCA-DC50-4649-9ED0-800B60D4CFF4.html@@@Select NetLinks for Outbound Multi-Link elements@@@NetLink elements represent ISP connections in Outbound Multi-Link elements...";
fil["1145"]= "GUID-A207386B-8E90-4152-BF36-8B5CF7D7078F.html@@@Use the search bar@@@The search bar is always shown at the top of the Management Client window. You can search for elements, policies, and folders, for example...";
fil["1146"]= "GUID-A24F0761-0537-469F-8DE8-22A180F4BD44.html@@@Create an emergency administrator account@@@If none of the administrators can log to the Management Client because of account-related issues, you can create an emergency administrator account...";
fil["1147"]= "GUID-A26AD969-681F-4524-B39C-E0B0F3ADCAF6.html@@@Logs related to VPNs@@@VPN negotiations and VPN traffic are logged as informational messages and can be viewed in the Logs view like any other logs...";
fil["1148"]= "GUID-A2722AA4-2EC8-44DE-9246-C1E1B62C3B88.html@@@Select Categories for elements@@@You can select any number of Categories for each element without restrictions...";
fil["1149"]= "GUID-A282426F-1C1D-47B4-8852-091DB5CFBC18.html@@@Make services available in the SSL VPN Portal@@@To make services in the protected network available in the SSL VPN Portal, define SSL VPN Portal Service elements...";
fil["1150"]= "GUID-A286BACF-118B-47B6-96DD-D13E24874C7A.html@@@Examples of Ethernet rules@@@These examples illustrate some common modifications to the default Ethernet rules and general steps on how each example is configured...";
fil["1151"]= "GUID-A29D6B39-35F7-4E4C-B2DB-1828A1BFD2CC.html@@@Troubleshoot NAT that is not applied correctly@@@Resolve problems when NAT is not applied at all or is applied incorrectly...";
fil["1152"]= "GUID-A2C715F6-88F8-47EA-B2A4-6FE9131F1F29.html@@@Create new Category elements@@@You can create as many Categories as you need, and you can base the Categories on any criteria...";
fil["1153"]= "GUID-A2D84DFC-04C9-4475-B673-7E7A1A028791.html@@@Create Overview elements@@@After you create an Overview element, you can add a summary of the system status or statistics...";
fil["1154"]= "GUID-A2E5D706-218B-4D8F-8AF1-EC8E481D2237.html@@@Create Tunnel Group elements@@@You can group Route-Based VPN Tunnel elements, then monitor them in the Home view...";
fil["1155"]= "GUID-A350F3D8-B997-4AE5-837A-010082DB0D07.html@@@Change the properties of generated reports@@@You can change the Category and expiration time of a report...";
fil["1156"]= "GUID-A392A75D-7EBD-462D-A6FD-0E6F85E533B6.html@@@Forcepoint One Endpoint and how it works@@@Integrating Forcepoint One Endpoint enables you to collect per-connection user and application information about Windows endpoint clients that connect through an NGFW Engine managed by the SMC...";
fil["1157"]= "GUID-A3B547AA-7AD7-4004-89E4-2FF9141D8BBD.html@@@Multicasting and Forcepoint NGFW Firewalls@@@After distinguishing between network layer multicasting and data link layer multicasting, we can now have a look at how the firewall uses multicasting and unicasting...";
fil["1158"]= "GUID-A3BACDAC-368F-40DF-9E67-3E39E0F214DC.html@@@Add Insert Points in Policy Templates@@@Insert Points mark the positions where rules can be added...";
fil["1159"]= "GUID-A3BD2921-BF68-49FF-BEFA-4FC359F791C5.html@@@Configuring NTP for the SMC Appliance and NGFW Engines@@@You can use external NTP servers to provide time synchronization for the SMC Appliance and NGFW Engines...";
fil["1160"]= "GUID-A3D11A0E-D7BD-40BE-9EAA-3618EC1A7640.html@@@Add Tag elements to several Situation elements from the element tree@@@You can add the same Tag element to several Situation elements...";
fil["1161"]= "GUID-A3D32277-BC4D-4F13-BCD3-02A000FE13C6.html@@@Deploying Forcepoint NGFW in IPS and Layer 2 Firewall roles@@@The positioning of an IPS engine or Layer 2 Firewall depends on the network environment and the function of the IPS engine or Layer 2 Firewall...";
fil["1162"]= "GUID-A3FD21F3-E755-4753-905A-E8B54F934F86.html@@@Getting started with the NGFW Engine tester@@@The NGFW Engines can be configured with periodic self-tests to make sure that each Firewall, IPS engine, Layer 2 Firewall, and Master NGFW Engine is functioning correctly...";
fil["1163"]= "GUID-A4095183-B07F-43F8-ABFC-3708DABCF972.html@@@Creating and modifying NGFW Engines@@@NGFW Engine elements contain the configuration information that is directly related to the Firewalls, IPS engines, and Layer 2 Firewalls. The configuration information includes interface definitions, cluster mode selection, tester settings, and other options specific to the NGFW Engine...";
fil["1164"]= "GUID-A409974C-D62A-41A0-8067-E0D4AFE3440E.html@@@Select additional options for Virtual Firewall interfaces@@@In the Virtual Firewall&apos;s interface options, you can select which IP addresses are used in particular roles...";
fil["1165"]= "GUID-A4274FC4-0A33-4544-9EF2-0E651F18BCBF.html@@@Destination port translation@@@Destination NAT can also be used to translate ports...";
fil["1166"]= "GUID-A43D7384-6EA2-4BE7-BA5A-DB7AE1B9862D.html@@@Setting parameters for Protocol Agents@@@When you create a custom Service that uses a Protocol Agent with configurable parameters, you specify the parameters in the properties of the Service...";
fil["1167"]= "GUID-A47878A2-9091-44BE-B99B-E5AF5FFE550F.html@@@Add Inline Interfaces for IPS engines@@@Define Inline Interfaces if you want to position a Single IPS or Inline IPS Cluster directly in the traffic path so that any traffic that is to be inspected goes through the IPS engine...";
fil["1168"]= "GUID-A4D617CB-65A2-44E2-B750-7B3DD5CBB71B.html@@@Topologies for policy-based VPNs@@@The topology of policy-based VPNs is determined by selecting whether individual VPN gateways are central or satellite gateways in each particular policy-based VPN...";
fil["1169"]= "GUID-A4EF6715-DF92-4AA2-8476-9EEEC09E4AF2.html@@@Sharing interfaces on Master NGFW Engines@@@As an alternative to using an external, physical switch, you can add a single layer 3 physical interface on a Master NGFW Engine that can be shared by up to 250 Virtual Firewalls. In addition, VLAN interfaces under the physical interface can be shared...";
fil["1170"]= "GUID-A51E3502-7C65-4913-8CB2-E106045E1978.html@@@View IP address locations in the Logs view@@@In the Logs view, you can see a location (for example, a city or street address) for an IP address in Google Maps...";
fil["1171"]= "GUID-A5418149-BB6B-451F-ABD0-794D241FF389.html@@@Import an externally signed certificate@@@If you signed a certificate request with an external certificate authority, you must import the signed certificate into the SMC...";
fil["1172"]= "GUID-A55248C5-1498-47B1-8F39-E38978156005.html@@@Access rules for network application detection@@@To detect network application use, you must create Access rules that define the matching criteria...";
fil["1173"]= "GUID-A569F37D-818C-40D1-B9FE-340FA27B1517.html@@@Add VLAN interfaces for firewalls@@@VLANs divide a single physical network link into several virtual links. You can define VLANs for both Single Firewalls and Firewall Clusters...";
fil["1174"]= "GUID-A5755A62-3058-4986-899B-3EC9E3BF2BDF.html@@@Editing rule tables@@@Use the right-click menu options to add, remove, and organize rules...";
fil["1175"]= "GUID-A5783294-F1C7-4552-AABD-86286D59CE19.html@@@Forcepoint NGFW Engine ports@@@The most important default ports used in communications to and from NGFW Engines and Master NGFW Engines are presented in the following illustrations...";
fil["1176"]= "GUID-A595EEAC-7313-434E-B71D-7A829A5FFFFE.html@@@Communication between Firewall Cluster nodes@@@Information between Firewall Clustered nodes is synchronized through selected interfaces via a heartbeat network that uses multicast transmissions...";
fil["1177"]= "GUID-A596BC40-D993-4260-B920-B937B73A6B5A.html@@@Management Servers for HA@@@When a Management Server is active, the Management Server has control of all Domains and can be used for configuring and managing the SMC. Only one Management Server at a time can be the active Management Server...";
fil["1178"]= "GUID-A5AA70D2-3A4F-4212-AC0B-C2039A9D8E92.html@@@Define Action options for the Continue action in Exception rules@@@The Continue action can set options for the Permit and Terminate actions in subsequent rules...";
fil["1179"]= "GUID-A5B84859-DA67-4AA4-9B7D-20FFF735E4E8.html@@@Example VPN configuration 3: configure VPN settings for the NGFW Engine@@@Configure certificates and sites for the mobile VPN...";
fil["1180"]= "GUID-A61AD119-6BF0-4BD4-B007-A77EE6D180F4.html@@@Create logon banners and export banners@@@You can create logon banners that show all administrators information about the selected Management Server, and export banners that are added to exported elements to indicate that the export contains sensitive or classified data...";
fil["1181"]= "GUID-A630B0A4-CDCC-4427-9F47-21E9E7C1CCFF.html@@@Integrate McAfee GTI file reputation with Forcepoint NGFW@@@Integrating Forcepoint NGFW with McAfee Global Threat Intelligence file reputation services allows access control based on the scan results...";
fil["1182"]= "GUID-A63B7515-EB46-40C8-9DFC-B2F936B716EB.html@@@Create template policies or policies@@@Template Policy elements are used as a basis for Policies and other Template Policies...";
fil["1183"]= "GUID-A6442D88-5C46-4E2C-A9BE-41C311FD3C98.html@@@Create Custom Alert elements@@@You can define your own custom Alert elements for more precise matching in the Alert Policy...";
fil["1184"]= "GUID-A645CC69-481A-4A0A-A5F3-6BCF6EB8E56D.html@@@When do I have to upgrade licenses?@@@Components do not run without a valid license. Always make sure that you have an updated license before you make any change that is not supported by the current license...";
fil["1185"]= "GUID-A681D7E1-CBAD-4FD8-90E5-CED428BBDD0C.html@@@Configuring dynamic routing@@@With dynamic routing, NGFW Engines automatically change their routing when the network topology changes. The NGFW Engines can also exchange information about appropriate routing paths...";
fil["1186"]= "GUID-A6A8CB10-2EF5-410A-8BB4-3E2E0D8BA7AD.html@@@Connect NGFW Engines to the SMC@@@Save the initial configuration to enable the NGFW Engines to connect to the SMC...";
fil["1187"]= "GUID-A6DD8E26-FD34-4987-8243-187E0479FE32.html@@@Sidewinder Proxies@@@Sidewinder Proxies are software modules that provide network level proxies, protocol validation,\n    and configurable application level protocol filtering and translation on Forcepoint Next Generation Firewall...";
fil["1188"]= "GUID-A73D9627-1302-4BC6-BA49-62E1EDADEEC0.html@@@Example of reports@@@The example illustrates a common use for reports and general steps on how the scenario in question is configured...";
fil["1189"]= "GUID-A743855A-C908-4876-ABB0-68544DC07910.html@@@Create Access rules allowing third-party monitoring@@@If a third-party device and the Log Server are separated by a Firewall or Layer 2 Firewall, edit the Policy to allow traffic from the device to the Log Server...";
fil["1190"]= "GUID-A7487479-B938-4A24-9875-DA8E4D01F8A3.html@@@Automatically connect elements in Diagram elements@@@You can connect elements automatically either based on the routing configuration or on the IP addresses of the elements...";
fil["1191"]= "GUID-A7501E60-DB13-466B-A65A-E8F074BBC1FB.html@@@Examples of IPS Access rules@@@These examples illustrate some common uses for IPS Access rules and general steps on how each example is configured...";
fil["1192"]= "GUID-A7DD05C8-567D-41EC-888A-D50F137D6EF9.html@@@Create reports using log entries that have been forwarded to an Elasticsearch cluster@@@You can generate some types of reports using log entries that have been forwarded to an Elasticsearch cluster...";
fil["1193"]= "GUID-A7EA0700-9BC4-4CD2-9DDB-6F540EC4DFD6.html@@@Define exceptions to the Link Usage Profile for an NGFW Engine@@@NGFW Engine-specific exceptions to the Link Usage Profile allow you specify which traffic uses specific NetLinks...";
fil["1194"]= "GUID-A802CB19-598D-49BB-B930-0FC16AEA36A9.html@@@Activate Category Filters@@@In most views, you can select a Category Filter to restrict which elements are displayed. You can also filter by more than one Category at a time...";
fil["1195"]= "GUID-A80B8F97-DB6B-4C97-833C-F1734B40BC6D.html@@@Define the dynamic DNS update information@@@You must define the settings for the Dynamic DNS updates sent from your Firewall to the DNS server...";
fil["1196"]= "GUID-A8414464-F135-444F-9056-2C6F658744A9.html@@@Outbound traffic management@@@You can use Multi-Link to distribute outbound traffic between multiple network connections and to provide high availability and load balancing for outbound traffic...";
fil["1197"]= "GUID-A8C098E4-DC91-41E6-81CC-5841C96B7625.html@@@Remove Virtual NGFW Engines from Master NGFW Engines@@@You can remove a Virtual NGFW Engine from a Master NGFW Engine if the Virtual NGFW Engine is no longer needed...";
fil["1198"]= "GUID-A8C0A3CF-DB7E-4697-B238-0A4EDC0ACE8E.html@@@Create Client Protection Certificate Authority elements@@@Client Protection Certificate Authority elements contain the credentials the engine uses to sign the certificate it generates...";
fil["1199"]= "GUID-A9320E8F-FE3B-4618-BF74-5FA99E61929D.html@@@Troubleshoot errors when commanding NGFW Engines@@@There are several possible causes and solutions when you try to command an engine using the Management Client and receive an error...";
fil["1200"]= "GUID-A94D022C-00D1-45D9-BD98-04B0F5E91C58.html@@@Troubleshooting VPNs@@@There are some common problems that you might encounter when creating and managing VPNs...";
fil["1201"]= "GUID-A9814FE3-B078-4744-B9F6-AD6C520FC070.html@@@Log network application use@@@You can optionally log the use of network applications without using network application detection for access control...";
fil["1202"]= "GUID-A982CC58-0A4B-4BBC-9226-D9720DC5C849.html@@@Defining IP Address List elements@@@IP Address List elements contain large lists of IP addresses, IP address ranges, or networks that can be used to filter traffic in Access rules, NAT rules, Inspection rules, and File Filtering rules...";
fil["1203"]= "GUID-A992EE3D-32CA-4103-A250-70E35C0DE4C9.html@@@Edit the background of Diagram elements@@@Background images and colors enhance the appearance of your diagrams and make layout easier...";
fil["1204"]= "GUID-A9F4387F-4A0C-4E74-9B5F-5F4BFAD7A124.html@@@Enable or disable SSH access@@@Secure remote access to the engines is provided by the SSH daemon process. This process can be started and stopped remotely...";
fil["1205"]= "GUID-A9FB87F5-6E0F-41BC-A232-3308F05B690C.html@@@Add a PIM Interface Settings element@@@You must add one or more PIM Interface Settings elements to the routing configuration...";
fil["1206"]= "GUID-AA15A00E-ABDA-4590-9BEB-6363B630F550.html@@@Backups and how they work@@@Backups are needed to recover from the loss of the system configurations, for example, due to hardware failure. Backups also allow you to relocate the SMC servers onto different hardware...";
fil["1207"]= "GUID-AA1EA23F-5D6B-44F9-96A6-83ADFCF05267.html@@@Monitoring connections using Geolocation elements@@@Using Geolocation elements, you can define the physical locations of network elements, such as Hosts...";
fil["1208"]= "GUID-AA463201-BD40-4D55-B61E-5A5E6EBC0F47.html@@@Define contact addresses for an IPS Cluster or a Layer 2 Firewall Cluster@@@If NAT is applied to communications between the IPS Cluster or Layer 2 Firewall Cluster and some other component that contacts the cluster, define the Default contact address for the IPS Cluster or a Layer 2 Firewall Cluster. You can also define location-specific contact addresses...";
fil["1209"]= "GUID-AA6EE9B4-1FD0-45C8-A9CF-34F05C968B26.html@@@Using Access rules for application routing@@@Access rules for application routing match based on the network application that is detected in the traffic...";
fil["1210"]= "GUID-AAB11E03-22FB-4CAB-AD0B-16E7EE7BC2F0.html@@@Example: using the internal user database@@@This scenario shows an example of separating users into groups for accessing different resources...";
fil["1211"]= "GUID-AAD5D3D2-B1E9-4D12-BE91-81CD931FBD48.html@@@Troubleshooting licenses@@@Licenses are a proof of purchase used for ensuring that your organization is a legal license holder of the software...";
fil["1212"]= "GUID-AAD900E7-2B53-4DA9-AE10-31654F13BC66.html@@@Define VPN tunnel settings for policy-based VPNs@@@The Tunnels tab in the Policy-Based VPN editing view allows you to define settings particular to individual tunnels or disable some tunnels altogether...";
fil["1213"]= "GUID-AB0B947E-C495-49B4-985C-C547970426F8.html@@@Troubleshoot log storage@@@There are several possible causes and solutions when alerts indicate that the disk of an engine or a Log Server is filling up with log files...";
fil["1214"]= "GUID-AB1FB7A4-9F58-416F-8BFC-623F7DF501D7.html@@@Troubleshooting Administrator accounts and passwords@@@There are several common problems and solutions related to Administrator accounts and passwords...";
fil["1215"]= "GUID-AB9E3B9B-8C5C-43F2-AF24-60C1160A85EF.html@@@Monitor administrator actions@@@A record of administrator actions is maintained in the SMC...";
fil["1216"]= "GUID-ABA117F1-6E20-4753-94A0-B29941E0B6C1.html@@@Example VPN configuration 1: create a Policy-Based VPN element@@@In this configuration, you must create a Policy-Based VPN element...";
fil["1217"]= "GUID-ABB3BE7C-136C-463A-8B4A-93D28E844CA6.html@@@Directory server configuration overview@@@User information is stored in an internal or an external LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) directory...";
fil["1218"]= "GUID-ABD2B6A0-CCC6-4F7F-AFA6-A526EE9AFF61.html@@@The different parts of the policy editing view@@@The tabs and options shown in the policy editing view depend on the type of policy you are editing...";
fil["1219"]= "GUID-ABE0C00B-1707-461C-8194-F63B42F77E81.html@@@System variables@@@System variables are connection variables whose values are set by the NGFW Engine...";
fil["1220"]= "GUID-ABFFD88B-F18F-49B4-9FC4-F9EA22260970.html@@@Collecting statistics based on QoS Classes@@@QoS Class-based statistics items are available even when QoS is not used for bandwidth management and traffic prioritization...";
fil["1221"]= "GUID-AC290F19-2FC5-46DA-A364-557EE03CFE58.html@@@Example: setting up a Firewall Cluster element@@@An example of creating a Firewall Cluster element and configuring the interfaces...";
fil["1222"]= "GUID-AC646852-602C-48ED-A01F-1C7ED4C7C02F.html@@@What log entries are@@@Most often, Access rules trigger Log entries...";
fil["1223"]= "GUID-AC6C0BDF-FE74-4DB9-AB76-896EC0F7FA95.html@@@How component statuses are indicated@@@The status of NGFW components and monitored third-party components is indicated by colors in most views where the elements are displayed. The status of various system communications is indicated by colors in monitoring diagrams and in the Info pane...";
fil["1224"]= "GUID-AC6FBE16-33B8-4FF6-B7D7-1DB4867896D3.html@@@Attach logs and audit entries to Incident Case elements@@@There are several ways to attach logs and audit entries to an Incident Case...";
fil["1225"]= "GUID-ACACA491-10E8-4BBD-94DD-1A8147B4F5FB.html@@@Configuring the SSL VPN Portal@@@The SSL VPN Portal uses secure sockets layer (SSL) encryption to allow authenticated users to establish secure connections to internal HTTP and HTTPS services through a standard web browser or through a client application that allows direct network access...";
fil["1226"]= "GUID-ACC90448-8462-434C-BF8E-0E8E8AEFE6E3.html@@@Getting started with anti-malware scanning@@@Anti-malware scanning checks files against an anti-malware database to find harmful content, such as viruses. If the scanner detects infected files, it strips them out...";
fil["1227"]= "GUID-ACD5064E-A371-4E14-900A-27B0E2068D36.html@@@Add or view the default route@@@You can check which route is currently set as the default route for traffic leaving the NGFW Engine and set a new default route...";
fil["1228"]= "GUID-ACF1F5BE-873A-4A0F-B749-48C90D945831.html@@@Multi-Link technology for SD-WAN@@@Multi-Link provides redundant ISP connections for SD-WAN...";
fil["1229"]= "GUID-ACF797AB-D9BC-4BD8-BFF3-8875C614B0CC.html@@@Example VPN configuration 3: Basic VPN for remote clients@@@This configuration scenario walks you through creating a mobile VPN between an NGFW Engine and more than one Forcepoint VPN Client...";
fil["1230"]= "GUID-AD112CAC-3A58-4ACB-8614-A8553DE33B0E.html@@@Using Server Pool Monitoring Agents@@@Server Pool Monitoring Agents provide advanced features for monitoring the server load and status...";
fil["1231"]= "GUID-AE2D54A0-A3D2-4F0F-B3FE-984DD10201FD.html@@@Mount a CIFS share@@@Setting up a CIFS share allows the SMC Appliance to export backups and other files to a remote storage location. A CIFS share is persistent, even if the appliance is restarted...";
fil["1232"]= "GUID-AE6836A0-8595-4815-BDEA-3F43BE208404.html@@@Getting started with monitoring the system@@@There are several ways to monitor the system in the Management Client...";
fil["1233"]= "GUID-AE73591F-8337-417D-8A13-89CDE96B6E8E.html@@@Exportable audit log entry fields@@@Audit log entry fields are described in the following table. Because the fields are exportable, the table includes the syslog export field...";
fil["1234"]= "GUID-AEB66CD3-17F8-4B27-BED5-B827F4CF821B.html@@@How Domain elements work@@@Elements belong to one or more Domains. Administrator permissions in the Domain determine which elements administrators can manage...";
fil["1235"]= "GUID-AECC77FF-8441-45DC-8AB5-5D6FBF10F87F.html@@@Enable LLDP on NGFW Engines@@@To enable LLDP, select an LLDP Profile for the NGFW Engine, then enable LLDP for individual Layer 3 Physical interfaces...";
fil["1236"]= "GUID-AEF76175-E9A4-465B-8116-EE184C06515F.html@@@What do the different license types mean?@@@Licenses can be bound to a component in several different ways. The possible binding methods depend on the licensed component and the software version...";
fil["1237"]= "GUID-AF0947CD-56A2-4C62-B147-4281D99F5257.html@@@Default elements for NAT rules@@@The Firewall Template contains NAT rules that exclude some system communications from address translation...";
fil["1238"]= "GUID-AF3520BE-D8DF-40BD-8ED4-D12430F758D6.html@@@Log on to the SMC@@@The Management Client connects to the Management Server and to Log Servers...";
fil["1239"]= "GUID-AF47EEEF-4637-4C7F-9739-D08988D12433.html@@@Configuring interfaces for Virtual NGFW Engines@@@Physical interfaces in the properties of a Virtual NGFW Engine represent interfaces allocated to the Virtual NGFW Engine in the Master NGFW Engine...";
fil["1240"]= "GUID-AF66F7E0-485D-4BC2-9C7E-950E6F5D854A.html@@@Reset a firewall&apos;s local user database@@@You can replace the firewall\u2019s local copy of the user database with a copy of the internal user database on the Management Server...";
fil["1241"]= "GUID-AF795154-EB98-42C1-BCBD-73F0AB73D123.html@@@Create and sign HTTPS certificates for browser-based user authentication@@@If HTTPS is enabled for Browser-Based User Authentication, you must have a signed HTTPS certificate...";
fil["1242"]= "GUID-AFD838BF-C8EC-49BB-BA28-84029965CEA4.html@@@Getting started with user authentication@@@User authentication means requiring the users to prove their identity before giving access to a network resource...";
fil["1243"]= "GUID-AFE5DFB1-7D12-4453-AAA0-26988DAD23D7.html@@@Using a dynamic IP address for a VPN endpoint@@@The following restriction applies when a VPN endpoint has a dynamic IP address that has been assigned using DHCP, PPPoA, or PPPoE...";
fil["1244"]= "GUID-AFE8CBC4-C020-4DC2-99D3-7320FB858609.html@@@Management Server@@@The Management Server is the central component for system administration. One Management Server can manage many different types of engines...";
fil["1245"]= "GUID-B02AE32B-E261-4169-A6E2-01E70B8EB7D4.html@@@The Domain Overview@@@Domain elements allow you to group elements that belong to specific configurations. The Domain Overview allows you to see the status of all Domains and their elements...";
fil["1246"]= "GUID-B03981B5-4675-4568-BBC8-7C9E5BF39E46.html@@@Editing existing NGFW Engines@@@You can change the properties of an individual NGFW Engine element or the common properties shared by several NGFW Engine elements...";
fil["1247"]= "GUID-B060DDBE-1A89-4D0F-9A3A-656D36B7232F.html@@@Monitoring policy-based VPNs@@@You can monitor the status of VPNs in the Home view. The overall status of the VPNs and the tunnels they contain is shown in the tree of monitored elements...";
fil["1248"]= "GUID-B08BD607-B773-431B-953E-03D8A02BA2B0.html@@@Export Client Protection CA certificates@@@To make the users\u2019 web browsers trust the engine\u2019s signing certificate, you must add the Client Protection CA certificate to trusted certificates...";
fil["1249"]= "GUID-B0E27EDF-B2D3-49E2-80AF-A3DF3953B93B.html@@@Overview of Forcepoint NGFW in the Firewall/VPN role@@@Forcepoint NGFW in the Firewall/VPN role provides access control and VPN connectivity...";
fil["1250"]= "GUID-B0F554E9-3E23-43F2-9AB0-E13448329D85.html@@@Using elements with administrative Domains@@@Each element automatically belongs to either the Domain in which it was created or to the Shared Domain. When you create elements, first log on to the correct Domain and then create the elements so that the elements belong to the right Domain...";
fil["1251"]= "GUID-B0FC9A6D-A105-4B81-8DAE-C1F8D9656B59.html@@@Define monitoring rules on a Log Server@@@Configure the rules that send monitoring data to a Log Server...";
fil["1252"]= "GUID-B10D196C-7076-4A82-B5D6-4F7FE0FE78EA.html@@@Define MAC addresses for Ethernet rules@@@MAC Address elements are used to match a certain source or destination MAC address in the Ethernet rules...";
fil["1253"]= "GUID-B13C8A70-B8E2-42FD-A45E-94E6C59C9F15.html@@@About this Help@@@This online help was created for Forcepoint Next Generation Firewall (Forcepoint NGFW), version 6.11.0...";
fil["1254"]= "GUID-B1AE8C77-D0CB-4084-AD7F-B6E8C158C7F0.html@@@Restore Management Server backups@@@Restoring Management Server backups allows you to recover from the loss of the system configurations, or to relocate the SMC servers onto different hardware...";
fil["1255"]= "GUID-B1C5ABB6-93AA-4413-8D48-1907F5F940AB.html@@@Define rules that generate User Alerts@@@You can use different kinds of checks that generate User Alerts...";
fil["1256"]= "GUID-B1EE879F-E129-415C-A217-595F7DA72425.html@@@Archive log data@@@You can set up an Archive Log Task to copy log data from the active storage on the Log or Management Server to some other location...";
fil["1257"]= "GUID-B1FAE6E4-EE0A-4668-8782-71C4306F5E46.html@@@Sidewinder HTTP Proxy@@@You can use the Sidewinder HTTP Proxy with HTTP and HTTPS traffic to enforce strict protocol standards, log URLs in requests, validate requests, and block some types of content in requests...";
fil["1258"]= "GUID-B2160E39-72AA-4BA8-8C77-8B236AB7DF3A.html@@@NetBIOS Protocol Agent@@@This Protocol Agent provides deep inspection for Windows NetBIOS Datagram Service connections. This Protocol Agent is also used to allow Windows NetBIOS Datagram Service connections through the Firewall or Layer 2 Firewall...";
fil["1259"]= "GUID-B217A8C8-F397-43F9-8181-F982810B1CBD.html@@@Enable PIM on the Firewall, Firewall Cluster, or Virtual Firewall@@@You must enable PIM for the Firewall, Firewall Cluster, or Virtual Firewall in the Engine Editor...";
fil["1260"]= "GUID-B26088ED-E6AA-4D26-986E-D239B1791E9E.html@@@User authentication elements@@@You can view the types of elements used for configuring user authentication and directory services and the element descriptions...";
fil["1261"]= "GUID-B27DF426-FF90-4327-9E7C-15AE44AEB666.html@@@Example VPN configuration 3: create Access rules@@@Create a rule to allow specific users access to internal networks after having authenticated...";
fil["1262"]= "GUID-B2C6103A-510E-4D2B-AF78-EFC9AD182371.html@@@Add Inspection rules@@@Inspection rules filter traffic based on traffic patterns. Inspection rules are stored in Inspection Policy elements...";
fil["1263"]= "GUID-B2D3DABC-9DBB-4B47-8E62-8E64B62893F4.html@@@Replace a Management Server POL-bound license with a different Management Server POL-bound license@@@If a component has a Management Server POL-bound license that bound to another Management Server, replace the license with a POL-bound license that is bound to the Management Server that manages the component...";
fil["1264"]= "GUID-B2D62F64-B518-451D-8F83-0B6BB8EB6685.html@@@Example: Using NAT rules to forward traffic@@@The example company has decided to screen HTTP and HTTPS connections using a proxy service hosted in the cloud...";
fil["1265"]= "GUID-B30286A1-059B-4F92-9FF7-3C2A379AA0C7.html@@@Expand element groups in Diagram elements@@@You can expand element groups to view the individual elements...";
fil["1266"]= "GUID-B306F907-134F-4D14-A1F0-0F66F4B0D45F.html@@@Renew an external certificate authority used in VPN configurations@@@Steps Configure a new certificate authority and make sure that it is a trusted certificate authority in the VPN configurations. Create new certificates for the components involved in the VPN...";
fil["1267"]= "GUID-B31AD5E3-0A1C-4B92-96B8-DC8C4C0EEB91.html@@@Define logging options for Inspection rules@@@Inspection rules can create a log or alert entry each time they match...";
fil["1268"]= "GUID-B3276772-816D-4E82-880E-C403AF7BFAB8.html@@@Integrate McAfee Logon Collector with Forcepoint NGFW@@@Integrating Forcepoint NGFW with McAfee\u00AE Logon Collector provides transparent user identification for access control by user...";
fil["1269"]= "GUID-B3282213-475C-474A-9922-39D516072AFA.html@@@Define contact addresses for NGFW Engines@@@You must define a Location and a contact address if NAT is applied to the communications between the NGFW Engine and some other component that contacts the NGFW Engine...";
fil["1270"]= "GUID-B3746988-7DFE-4BB6-895E-6CCEF4A0204B.html@@@Protocols and NAT@@@Protocols of the Protocol Agent type help with problems related to certain complex protocols and NAT...";
fil["1271"]= "GUID-B380FB14-5027-4930-AF5F-E3808E6F963A.html@@@Load balancing@@@In load-balanced clustering, traffic is balanced between the nodes dynamically...";
fil["1272"]= "GUID-B3817AC3-470F-4767-88CB-E8714220E531.html@@@Create NGFW Engines@@@You can create the elements that represent NGFW Engines in the NGFW Engines view...";
fil["1273"]= "GUID-B386F6C4-F9B4-4B0D-905A-5EA24AE5639A.html@@@Defining Router elements@@@A Router element represents a next-hop gateway\u2019s IP address in routing configurations when the Router has a fixed IP address...";
fil["1274"]= "GUID-B38A5F9D-E30D-4FEC-9434-0CA4ADC2DCE9.html@@@Disable cluster nodes temporarily@@@Disabling a cluster node allows continued management of the other cluster members if one node goes out of operation...";
fil["1275"]= "GUID-B3B0DE47-9276-408B-9889-861A1217F59A.html@@@Restrict the trusted CAs for a VPN gateway@@@Certificate Authorities (CA) verify certificate authenticity with their signatures. By default, the gateways trust all VPN CAs, but you can restrict the trusted CAs...";
fil["1276"]= "GUID-B3D60C5C-02F6-440B-9645-5B1A6DADE904.html@@@Creating Alert Policy elements@@@Alert Policies determine the criteria for selecting which alerts generated by various sources are escalated to which Alert Chains...";
fil["1277"]= "GUID-B403BFF9-FC23-45A8-A246-3513489FAD72.html@@@Change user passwords@@@If you use LDAP password authentication, you can reset and change a user\u2019s password as necessary...";
fil["1278"]= "GUID-B4109C9D-5A52-4DF2-82E5-F54AE0917D3B.html@@@The Engine Editor and how it works@@@The Engine Editor combines all NGFW Engine configuration information into one view that is easy to access and navigate. You can quickly save and validate all changes using the Engine Editor toolbar...";
fil["1279"]= "GUID-B4109C9D-5A52-4DF2-82E5-F54AE0917D3B_2.html@@@The Engine Editor and how it works@@@The Engine Editor combines all NGFW Engine configuration information into one view that is easy to access and navigate. You can quickly save and validate all changes using the Engine Editor toolbar...";
fil["1280"]= "GUID-B42FCE44-1A31-4426-BFE6-4231DC406C5D.html@@@Getting started with Incident Case elements@@@The Incident Case element allows you to gather together the data, actions, system configuration information, and files related to a specific incident...";
fil["1281"]= "GUID-B440FFD0-63BF-4C58-8791-50C4AB0F8351.html@@@Select system communication roles for Master NGFW Engine interfaces@@@Select which Master NGFW Engine interfaces are used for particular roles in system communications...";
fil["1282"]= "GUID-B44A7F28-6AA2-4CB3-8A9E-C6A7F4FE6770.html@@@Example: small-scale IPS installation@@@The following is an example of a small-scale installation with a Single IPS engine...";
fil["1283"]= "GUID-B44C7CDE-57FF-4AA2-9537-195BA8533EB9.html@@@Customize the default HTML pages for browser-based user authentication@@@You can use an HTML editor to edit the HTML pages used for browser-based user authentication. For example, you can add images and adjust the CSS files for the default pages...";
fil["1284"]= "GUID-B44DFAAC-B813-4A2F-9E09-AB41B6F4BD8C.html@@@Network elements@@@Network elements represent included IP addresses in NGFW Engine configurations...";
fil["1285"]= "GUID-B456C0CA-0AF6-495F-8159-18F89922A71F.html@@@Enable or disable user database replication@@@You can enable or disable the replication of the Management Server\u2019s internal LDAP database to a Firewall engine or a Master NGFW Engine...";
fil["1286"]= "GUID-B4677EA7-9CDA-4ABC-A33F-3F8B4E670D33.html@@@Define Oracle Protocol parameters@@@The Oracle Protocol Agent handles Oracle Transparent Network Substrate (TNS) protocol-based SQL*Net, Net7, and Net8 connections...";
fil["1287"]= "GUID-B47AB317-5A1C-4657-A9BB-F5C91C315CA9.html@@@Configure SYN rate limits@@@You can configure SYN rate limits to reduce the risk of SYN flood attacks against the Firewall, IPS engine, Layer 2 Firewall, Master NGFW Engine, or Virtual NGFW Engine...";
fil["1288"]= "GUID-B48A9469-732C-4FED-8B4D-C004A4C0875C.html@@@Configure policy routing@@@Policy routing allows you to route traffic based on both source and destination IP address. Policy routing is useful when you want to configure a different route for a destination based on the source address...";
fil["1289"]= "GUID-B4BE3EAF-192A-4BD2-BD49-963DEA5427EB.html@@@Add host keys for Sidewinder SSH Proxy@@@In the Engine Editor, you can add host keys for Sidewinder SSH Proxy and specify which host keys are used for specific SSH Proxy Services...";
fil["1290"]= "GUID-B4ED4D5C-9B42-4ABC-9407-0681D56185BF.html@@@Editing sgagent.local.conf@@@You can edit the sgagent.local.conf file for each Server Pool member or use the default values...";
fil["1291"]= "GUID-B4F0ECC1-B21C-40C2-BF5F-C63288186C7F.html@@@Validate rules automatically@@@You can automatically validate the rules in a policy at any time...";
fil["1292"]= "GUID-B4FBA74C-5D2C-4D1D-809B-1625FF54489E.html@@@Designing reports@@@Report Designs determine how to process the data and how the results are displayed...";
fil["1293"]= "GUID-B5635AF6-E1FC-4C03-80DC-36CAA405AAD3.html@@@Inspection Policy elements and how they work@@@Inspection Policy elements define how the main traffic analysis is done for traffic that has been allowed and selected for deep inspection in the Access rules. They define what action the engine takes when a match is found...";
fil["1294"]= "GUID-B5694A6A-C958-4374-AF7B-4F47E3FDE8DE.html@@@Add rules for Sidewinder Proxy@@@Use one of the default Service elements for Sidewinder Proxy or a custom Service element in the Access rules to specify which traffic uses Sidewinder Proxies...";
fil["1295"]= "GUID-B585A45F-50B8-4B9C-9784-80812C257BBF.html@@@IPS Policy example@@@You might want to restrict the policy editing rights of administrators to the IPS engines at their sites...";
fil["1296"]= "GUID-B5BB4F41-7359-45EC-9D71-9AF481FC7186.html@@@Associate Vulnerability elements with Situation elements@@@You can associate Situation elements with an existing Vulnerability element or add a custom Vulnerability element...";
fil["1297"]= "GUID-B600254D-05E2-4B55-9709-3C3DC772024C.html@@@Automatic rules and how they work@@@When you enable a feature that requires traffic between certain components to be allowed, rules allowing the traffic are automatically created...";
fil["1298"]= "GUID-B60A74EE-6D19-4E1D-948F-108B4F249E85.html@@@Using LDAP authentication for administrators@@@When you use LDAP authentication for administrators, administrator accounts are linked to user accounts in an integrated external directory server. The external directory server where the user accounts are stored verifies the user credentials...";
fil["1299"]= "GUID-B626C0C8-4C3D-484D-8A7A-B2FF9833A44B.html@@@Enable redirection of unauthenticated HTTP or HTTPS connections@@@To use browser-based user authentication, you must define some IPv4 or IPv6 Access rules...";
fil["1300"]= "GUID-B63644D0-24A9-4C60-81FD-7BC17C48D477.html@@@Add Access rules@@@Access rules are used in Firewall, IPS, Layer 2 Firewall, and Layer 2 Interface Policies...";
fil["1301"]= "GUID-B654048A-58E0-4CD8-A61F-C0F76FB117E1.html@@@Getting started with manual dynamic updates@@@It is important to keep the system policies and situations up to date so that newly discovered vulnerabilities can be detected. Changes and additions are provided in dynamic update packages...";
fil["1302"]= "GUID-B65C6BED-14F5-4405-8A6A-C14798F14D3C.html@@@Dynamic routing configuration overview@@@The steps for configuring dynamic routing depend on the protocol you use and whether you configure it in the Management Client or on the engine command line...";
fil["1303"]= "GUID-B679A92B-2BC3-49FC-8A2F-FE6BA5D54382.html@@@Example of a combined source and destination translation NAT rule@@@In this example, hairpin NAT is configured...";
fil["1304"]= "GUID-B68C2EF2-55A8-4000-8ECB-5134384616FC.html@@@Select system communication roles for IPS interfaces@@@You can optionally change which interfaces are used for which types of system communications...";
fil["1305"]= "GUID-B69E16FB-B22D-445B-9AF0-CD34A6A14C02.html@@@Import backup files into the SMC@@@To restore a backup of the Management Server, Log Server, or SMC Appliance, import the backup file into the SMC...";
fil["1306"]= "GUID-B6CBFCDA-F2B7-48C2-9C59-67092D1B2A93.html@@@Parallel matching groups@@@With complex regular expressions, you might need to set up different regular expressions for matching in parallel groups...";
fil["1307"]= "GUID-B6D58C09-682B-4C68-9707-B43CE144B466.html@@@Troubleshoot traffic that is blocked even though rules allow ANY Service@@@The possible causes and solutions depend on the engine role when a connection that you want to allow is stopped...";
fil["1308"]= "GUID-B6E4B50F-DB0B-41C3-865F-8D5E0E47B018.html@@@Using Protocol Agents for protocol validation@@@Protocol Agents can be used to validate communications against standards of specific protocols. Exactly how this works depends on the protocol in question...";
fil["1309"]= "GUID-B762F278-D176-45A6-B0D5-CC2CE9DFBA67.html@@@Getting started with forwarding traffic@@@You can forward traffic to a proxy service where the traffic can be, for example, scanned for malware before the traffic continues to its final destination...";
fil["1310"]= "GUID-B76C82DB-2302-4F06-B8FE-27A5FA210BB7.html@@@Designing QoS policy elements@@@The purpose of the QoS Policy is to determine which limit, guarantee, or priority is given to traffic marked with a certain QoS Class...";
fil["1311"]= "GUID-B7A00DA6-B916-48C0-A759-B22827216547.html@@@Advanced NGFW Engine settings@@@Advanced settings cover various system parameters related to different features...";
fil["1312"]= "GUID-B7CE1584-DC9A-4739-B163-15DDB37D0215.html@@@Alias element translations for NGFW Engines@@@Alias elements can be used to represent other network elements in configurations. The value an Alias takes in a configuration can be different on each NGFW Engine where the Alias is used...";
fil["1313"]= "GUID-B82E7FC7-2DC6-4E2D-B5DB-AF7F79ADBFF5.html@@@Configuring Log Servers to monitor third-party devices@@@Log Servers can be configured to monitor third-party devices...";
fil["1314"]= "GUID-B862CDDE-4199-496D-A470-0853DDECECD1.html@@@Task configuration overview@@@Before you can run a Task, you must define the parameters for the Task element. If you want the task to be run automatically, you can also set up the Task execution schedule...";
fil["1315"]= "GUID-B87A2CDB-480E-4C44-9F7E-CA8ABCD20559.html@@@Limitations of certificates in VPNs@@@Certificates in VPNs have these limitations...";
fil["1316"]= "GUID-B8A1B678-9C1D-4770-873E-D528C52CBEF6.html@@@External certificate authorities for VPNs@@@External certificate authorities can create certificates for VPN Gateways, External VPN Gateways, or VPN clients...";
fil["1317"]= "GUID-B8C381F5-47A3-42C8-96E7-387DB8B03C79.html@@@Using route-based VPNs for dynamic routing@@@Route-based VPNs can protect and route dynamic routing communications between sites to protect the confidentiality and integrity of the dynamic routing communications...";
fil["1318"]= "GUID-B9026FF1-4DC3-4358-90F5-0BBF429B2A3A.html@@@Multicasting@@@The multicasting reference describes the general principles of multicasting and how it can be used with CVIs (cluster virtual IP addresses) in Firewall Clusters...";
fil["1319"]= "GUID-B946907D-A955-4A5B-98C5-4943BA5687A5.html@@@Modifying antispoofing@@@IP address spoofing is an attack where the source IP address in a packet is changed to gain unauthorized access or to cause a denial-of-service. Such attacks can be prevented with antispoofing rules...";
fil["1320"]= "GUID-B949422A-8975-4169-8CF8-2FA6EF4FE773.html@@@Add Report Items@@@You can add Items to a Report Section...";
fil["1321"]= "GUID-B972FF38-C3BA-4028-914E-807E28D1190A.html@@@Refresh the currently installed policy@@@You can reinstall the currently installed policy of one or more components to transfer configuration changes since the last policy installation...";
fil["1322"]= "GUID-B979789F-720D-40AA-944F-E342C8712879.html@@@Benefits of collapsing or expanding element groups in Diagram elements@@@Collapsing or expanding clustered engine elements makes complicated diagrams simpler, as the individual items can be viewed only when needed...";
fil["1323"]= "GUID-B99F2E96-C712-43AE-A3FF-0881098000E4.html@@@How the Trash works@@@Before deleting an element, you move it to the Trash...";
fil["1324"]= "GUID-B9BEAE4C-56E3-430E-8C6B-EA22A035D0F8.html@@@Working with existing Incident Case elements@@@After you have created an Incident Case element, you can edit the contents and properties of the Incident Case...";
fil["1325"]= "GUID-B9DA9F19-C9AA-47CF-8436-49F19EC0CEFC.html@@@Convert a Single IPS engine to an IPS Cluster@@@You can convert an existing Single IPS element to an IPS Cluster element...";
fil["1326"]= "GUID-BA07841A-7F7E-4672-ACEC-B005531831BD.html@@@Define what traffic Exception rules match@@@Exception rules in Inspection Policy elements are matched based on the patterns defined in Situation elements...";
fil["1327"]= "GUID-BA10106C-3759-492A-A5BE-31A8BF0CBB56.html@@@Maintenance and upgrades@@@Maintenance includes procedures that you do not typically need to do frequently...";
fil["1328"]= "GUID-BA29FAD9-D593-4A15-A8B2-9FA5EC6DD9BC.html@@@Node status colors@@@The node status gives more detailed information about individual engines...";
fil["1329"]= "GUID-BA672D9E-7CD9-4455-B475-D385A08500AB.html@@@Group SSH Known Hosts in SSH Known Hosts Lists@@@To allow connections only to specific trusted servers, group SSH Known Hosts in SSH Known Hosts Lists...";
fil["1330"]= "GUID-BA735C9C-E145-4D61-9300-826DF6493290.html@@@Create Administrator Role elements@@@Administrator Role elements specify a restricted set of permissions that include the right to create, edit, and delete elements...";
fil["1331"]= "GUID-BA8C43E7-92C1-44A0-B621-AAE838544576.html@@@Built-in clustering for load balancing and high availability@@@The Firewall provides innovative built-in clustering and load-balancing features that provide several benefits over traditional solutions...";
fil["1332"]= "GUID-BA9A4880-F0CD-44C7-8FC9-F16C1A029A7C.html@@@Turn NGFW Engines offline@@@In the offline state, engines stop processing traffic, but remain otherwise operational and ready to be turned online again...";
fil["1333"]= "GUID-BAEB0A4A-7184-41FB-8902-9435898B34E4.html@@@Add system communication interfaces for IPS engines@@@Normal Interfaces are used for communication between the IPS engine and the Management Server...";
fil["1334"]= "GUID-BB18F3D4-6F61-4F6B-973C-82DF2433F3DB.html@@@Configuring interfaces for Layer 2 Firewalls@@@The interface configuration for Single Layer 2 Firewalls and Layer 2 Firewall Clusters consists of several main steps...";
fil["1335"]= "GUID-BB4A0DF3-97F3-4489-BDE7-5BC7A7643C40.html@@@Remove Users from User Group elements@@@If Users do not belong in a User Group, remove them...";
fil["1336"]= "GUID-BB71AD9B-C8B2-40AD-A5F1-6CA79F89A925.html@@@Defining Group elements@@@The Group element can be used to combine any number of previously defined elements into a single element...";
fil["1337"]= "GUID-BB721271-F698-4BA5-8858-AB1100E186FC.html@@@Configuring schema files on external directory servers@@@A schema file defines the attributes (individual pieces of data) that an account can contain...";
fil["1338"]= "GUID-BBDEB994-2B9D-4E35-A72E-6ADE7E731981.html@@@Create an internal ECDSA certificate authority for VPN gateways@@@The Elliptic Curve Digital Signature Algorithm (ECDSA) is a digital signature algorithm that uses elliptic curve cryptography. If you want to use the ECDSA signature algorithm for signing VPN certificates, create an Internal ECDSA CA for Gateways...";
fil["1339"]= "GUID-BC0CF780-7DFB-4724-9E30-30884919C3A1.html@@@Variables for User Response elements and how they work@@@Variables allow you to dynamically add details about the connection to the message that is shown to users. Users can provide the information to their administrator when they report problems with the connection...";
fil["1340"]= "GUID-BC285209-861E-411C-8656-68AA4B1DCD4D.html@@@Security Management Center@@@The SMC is the centralized management component of the Forcepoint NGFW solution. The SMC makes the Forcepoint NGFW solution especially well-suited to complex and distributed network environments...";
fil["1341"]= "GUID-BC3A7AB5-9931-413A-A22E-9881229A545D.html@@@Appendices@@@...";
fil["1342"]= "GUID-BC426CDD-8C42-410E-97CD-D2B352EDF118.html@@@Define RTSP Protocol parameters@@@The RTSP Protocol Agent allows RTP (Real-time Transport Protocol) and RTCP (Real-time Control Protocol) media streaming connections initiated with RTSP through the engine...";
fil["1343"]= "GUID-BC581DF6-DD5A-4A80-AC54-045A9DBF788F.html@@@Add tunnel interfaces for firewalls@@@Tunnel Interfaces allow routing information to be used to determine the correct VPN tunnel to use in route-based VPNs...";
fil["1344"]= "GUID-BC58A533-C49C-4E8A-9FF2-56F9D6AFBBDF.html@@@Uninstall Server Pool Monitoring Agents@@@You can uninstall the Server Pool Monitoring Agents you no longer need...";
fil["1345"]= "GUID-BC63197F-0853-450F-8DCE-A36F263C851D.html@@@Setting up LLDP for NGFW Engines@@@Network devices can use the Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP) to advertise their identity, capabilities, and neighbors on a local area network...";
fil["1346"]= "GUID-BC7C4577-39D3-4CF1-85A1-E19E0F7B7EEA.html@@@Define contact addresses for a single NGFW Engine or a Cluster Virtual IP Address@@@If NAT is applied to communications between the NGFW Engine and some other component that contacts the NGFW Engine, define the Default contact address for the single NGFW Engine or the Cluster Virtual IP Address (CVI). You can also define location-specific contact addresses...";
fil["1347"]= "GUID-BC81F872-0181-475B-B070-1E41278AF62B.html@@@Using Protocol Agents for connection handling@@@When related new connections are opened based on information exchanged in an initial connection, Protocol Agents might be needed...";
fil["1348"]= "GUID-BC9CEFE3-EE9E-49A7-944A-9A0CC954ECAB.html@@@Creating custom Service elements with Protocol Agents@@@In addition to default Service elements that are associated with specific Protocol Agents, you can create custom Services...";
fil["1349"]= "GUID-BCAB8CF2-88A2-4963-AF94-0830FA5C48DF.html@@@Lock elements@@@An administrator who is allowed to edit an element can lock the element and add a comment to explain the reason for locking it...";
fil["1350"]= "GUID-BCBAE909-4BCF-47D0-9BE3-E70EF1D238DB.html@@@How Statistical Items help you visualize data@@@Statistics process and visualize data. They help you focus on the most relevant information in the system (for example, trends in network traffic) and find changes and anomalies in network traffic...";
fil["1351"]= "GUID-BCBD5763-CA46-4B63-A256-3C35C8BC61E4.html@@@Using Log Data Context elements@@@You can use Log Data Contexts to select which type of log data is displayed in the Logs view and in the Reports view...";
fil["1352"]= "GUID-BCF49E67-C000-4D82-A551-8BF767A80DB9.html@@@Generate reports@@@After you have created your Report Design, you can set the time period that you want details about, then generate your report...";
fil["1353"]= "GUID-BD3A621E-555A-4E85-B3E9-13D5BC47201D.html@@@Create HTTP Proxy elements@@@You can send HTTP requests through an HTTP proxy so that the NGFW Engine does not need to access the external network directly...";
fil["1354"]= "GUID-BD8B48B5-91CB-4638-AA28-47EF19E4FC0A.html@@@Add Master NGFW Engine load-balancing filter entries@@@You can manually add IP addresses to the Master NGFW Engine&apos;s load-balancing filter...";
fil["1355"]= "GUID-BE0E4701-6324-40BB-BDE8-4BA991B983FC.html@@@Filtering data@@@Filters allow you to select data based on values that it contains. Most frequently, you use filters when viewing logs, but filters can also be used for other tasks, such as exporting logs and selecting data for reports...";
fil["1356"]= "GUID-BE114C51-27A3-474E-A987-658F66D6258B.html@@@Getting started with Network Application elements@@@Network Application elements provide a way to dynamically identify traffic patterns related to the use of a particular network application...";
fil["1357"]= "GUID-BE27C76F-6692-4E50-9066-005654E2CB56.html@@@Restore elements from the Trash@@@You restore elements from the Trash so that you can add them to new configurations...";
fil["1358"]= "GUID-BE2C19BB-EA2F-47C1-9763-26B0AF4F7C18.html@@@Types of traffic inspection interfaces for IPS engines@@@Capture Interfaces and Inline Interfaces on IPS engines pick up traffic for inspection...";
fil["1359"]= "GUID-BE3C5AA0-045F-413B-BDB0-6F20CE83E19F.html@@@File filtering@@@Monitoring and restricting what data is sent out is an important part of data loss prevention (DLP). File filtering allows you to restrict the file types that are allowed in and out through the firewall, and to apply malware detection to files...";
fil["1360"]= "GUID-BE48BD30-C1A2-4669-9A59-29CACE1581B3.html@@@Create Access Control List elements@@@An Access Control List defines a group of granted elements for which an administrator has rights...";
fil["1361"]= "GUID-BE55D442-5F51-40A2-97CB-314AD74004D1.html@@@What Alert entries are@@@Alert entries are notifications of important events that require the administrator\u2019s attention...";
fil["1362"]= "GUID-BE74795C-C132-4870-99E4-1C3DE733EE0E.html@@@Change the logon view@@@You can choose which view opens when you log on to the Management Client, replacing the default Home view...";
fil["1363"]= "GUID-BE7DEFB9-AFCD-4CC0-AF78-FDF5ADE4B8A6.html@@@Define SMTP Protocol parameters@@@On Firewalls, the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) Protocol Agent can be used to redirect connections to a proxy service. On Layer 2 Firewalls and IPS engines, the Protocol Agent can be used for protocol validation and deep inspection...";
fil["1364"]= "GUID-BE803E87-FFF4-4058-B3A4-9F15B671CA55.html@@@Generate private keys and signing certificates for client protection@@@If you do not already have a private key and signing certificate for the engine, you can generate a private key and signing certificate...";
fil["1365"]= "GUID-BED0061F-650F-41DC-94AF-2100DA314738.html@@@The Policy Editing view@@@The instructions for traffic handling are stored as rules in Policy elements. You can view and edit the rules in the Policy Editing view...";
fil["1366"]= "GUID-BED6B7BC-7A0B-49D4-9D59-200F861DB26F.html@@@Add Ethernet rules@@@Ethernet rules define which Ethernet protocol packets the engines stop, and which packets are allowed through...";
fil["1367"]= "GUID-BEF61474-8BA9-424C-94F3-C2D879214621.html@@@Add Exception rules in Inspection Policy elements@@@The Exceptions tab allows you to create detailed rules that are processed before the Rules tree definitions on the Inspection tab...";
fil["1368"]= "GUID-BF022663-2E0C-4423-BF8D-DBD2F3BFAF6F.html@@@Stop running Tasks@@@Abort a Task that is no longer needed...";
fil["1369"]= "GUID-BF467DCF-A5BB-43FA-9C3C-80B31A943C36.html@@@Export certificate of the active internal certificate authority@@@You can use the Management Server&apos;s active internal certificate authority as the trusted certificate authority for securing communications with external components...";
fil["1370"]= "GUID-BF86623A-C480-461C-B953-6BBAE44E79B8.html@@@Upgrading licenses manually@@@Licenses are valid for any older software versions in addition to the version indicated on the license. You can upgrade the licenses at any time without affecting the system\u2019s operation...";
fil["1371"]= "GUID-BF8DF07C-57BF-4F99-BB2E-D280DDCFB523.html@@@Apply TLS inspection to traffic@@@Use the default or custom HTTPS Service element in Access rules to define which traffic is decrypted and inspected...";
fil["1372"]= "GUID-BF956944-A25E-449D-B3AC-F260E8A74EE4.html@@@Respond to throughput-based license exceeded alerts@@@Throughput-based license exceeded alerts are triggered traffic exceeds the throughput limits allowed by your license...";
fil["1373"]= "GUID-C00A05A3-2ACC-47EA-9D68-0EE0C2B26254.html@@@System monitoring tools in the Management Client@@@There are various tools and views that you can use to monitor the NGFW system...";
fil["1374"]= "GUID-C052C624-D14F-4D42-816B-94440E910C7E.html@@@Management Client downloads from the Management Server@@@When the Management Server provides the Management Client for download, administrators can download and install the Management Client from the SMC Downloads page...";
fil["1375"]= "GUID-C089405A-B740-47F0-AA3D-BDF469935DD9.html@@@Independent subexpressions@@@Independent subexpressions allow starting another regular expression from inside a variable expression...";
fil["1376"]= "GUID-C0C79656-ADE3-4FD3-9658-B061C5CDEF42.html@@@Create an API Client element@@@External applications use API clients to connect to SMC...";
fil["1377"]= "GUID-C0DA8E06-443F-46E4-A717-E39409471555.html@@@Troubleshoot the Logs view@@@There are some common problems and solutions related to viewing logs...";
fil["1378"]= "GUID-C10CE0BC-29A8-4C81-B529-CE2A5F577EF3.html@@@Configuration of automatic updates and upgrades@@@You can configure the Management Server to automatically download and install dynamic update packages, remote upgrades for engines, and licenses...";
fil["1379"]= "GUID-C11ACD07-D01A-4392-A993-536C34DB0902.html@@@Check and compare Policy Snapshots@@@You can compare two policy snapshots, or check which policy was in place at a particular time...";
fil["1380"]= "GUID-C1496182-4F19-4A30-9204-F53FBCB40F6E.html@@@Example VPN configuration 2: create a VPN Profile element@@@The VPN Profile must contain VPN settings that match the settings defined on the external VPN gateway...";
fil["1381"]= "GUID-C16BCD96-28AC-486B-9B2C-72D3A30A48F6.html@@@Patching and upgrading the SMC Appliance@@@To introduce improvements and enhancements for the current SMC Appliance version, install a hotfix patch. To upgrade the SMC Appliance, install an SMC Appliance upgrade patch...";
fil["1382"]= "GUID-C16DEDB5-A7E2-45F2-8DEF-06A01241CA00.html@@@Create TLS Profile elements@@@TLS Profile elements define the settings for cryptography, trusted certificate authorities, and the TLS version used in TLS-protected traffic...";
fil["1383"]= "GUID-C1986189-CFCE-4B84-9650-EDEAF5806EA4.html@@@Management Server HA configuration overview@@@Configuring additional Management Servers requires the following overall steps...";
fil["1384"]= "GUID-C1AB722D-71A2-4832-A673-1DD31C0ACA9F.html@@@Exclude rules from policy validation@@@If you do not want to validate a certain rule in the policy, you can exclude the rule from policy validation...";
fil["1385"]= "GUID-C1ABAD27-9C62-4E78-A018-63BB35A943B6.html@@@Management connections for NGFW Engines and how they work@@@When you connect the NGFW Engine to the SMC, the NGFW Engine makes initial contact with the Management Server and receives a certificate...";
fil["1386"]= "GUID-C1B7DCD4-3784-4DAF-8BE8-4706755656DF.html@@@Example: configuring route-based VPNs with external gateways@@@This scenario shows an example of creating a route-based VPN tunnel between an internal and external network...";
fil["1387"]= "GUID-C1BE61F1-C816-406D-955F-90492164F886.html@@@Compare Policy Snapshots@@@You can compare any two policy snapshots from the list to check for changes between policy installations...";
fil["1388"]= "GUID-C2011ECE-3649-4BE7-835C-4ADDBACE27CA.html@@@Types of VPNs in Forcepoint NGFW@@@Forcepoint NGFW provides two types of VPNs. The main difference between the two is how traffic is selected to use the VPN...";
fil["1389"]= "GUID-C207C208-AB38-4984-B13F-07D1406FBC57.html@@@Using Situation elements@@@You use Situation elements to define what you want to detect with the Inspection Policy...";
fil["1390"]= "GUID-C22A02A1-1959-4E64-A23D-7EE48569F8B3.html@@@Import private keys and signing certificates for client protection@@@If you already have a certificate authority that is trusted by users\u2019 web browsers, you can import its private key and signing certificate. The engine uses them when it signs the substitute certificates it creates...";
fil["1391"]= "GUID-C265CA2E-A63D-4BE6-9B06-F10F86E1F039.html@@@What the NGFW Engine home pages show@@@Home pages show different information depending on the type of element...";
fil["1392"]= "GUID-C2A306FB-132F-41EF-B591-705F5E2E0758.html@@@Monitoring Agent internal test examples@@@When you add internal tests for Monitoring Agents to the sgagent.conf file, you can use the following examples as a guide...";
fil["1393"]= "GUID-C2BB68A0-85A1-459E-9C33-33DFF92262E2.html@@@Respond to Connection removed during connection setup log messages@@@The \u201CConnection removed during connection setup\u201D message in logs notifies you that a connection was abnormally cut during the TCP connection setup phase because of an RST (reset) sent by one of the communicating parties...";
fil["1394"]= "GUID-C2FE86D0-A112-4B53-847A-B6083855B4F6.html@@@Create Report Design elements@@@First you create a Report Design, then you add items to it...";
fil["1395"]= "GUID-C3289DEC-2669-43FE-BB9F-98D6429AC2F3.html@@@Rematching tunneled packets in Access rules@@@You can rematch encapsulated traffic against the Access rules...";
fil["1396"]= "GUID-C3886E2F-B7A9-451C-9D39-F5921E47D6D6.html@@@Combine Category elements in custom filters@@@You can combine several Category Filters to display elements that are in any of the selected Categories...";
fil["1397"]= "GUID-C40BD481-D419-4AC5-805D-30812930D742.html@@@Defining Multi-Link routes@@@When you use Multi-Link routing, traffic can use multiple network connections to reach its destination...";
fil["1398"]= "GUID-C40CA2BA-3B6E-4F20-A4CD-87A1B44DF6D1.html@@@Oracle Protocol Agent@@@This Protocol Agent handles Oracle Transparent Network Substrate (TNS) protocol-based SQL*Net, Net7, and Net8 connections...";
fil["1399"]= "GUID-C41CAB48-4131-4DC4-B657-EFF5563DAD1F.html@@@Terminate connections manually@@@In the Connections view, you can manually terminate any current connection...";
fil["1400"]= "GUID-C422501A-3B00-4B11-887F-B30403222296.html@@@Default elements for Sidewinder Proxy@@@The SMC has default elements that you can use to configure Sidewinder Proxy...";
fil["1401"]= "GUID-C423D5FD-7428-4D82-B0BD-A1C076C7BF24.html@@@Post-installation steps for the SMC@@@After installing the SMC, you must complete some configuration tasks to guarantee the efficient management and security of the system...";
fil["1402"]= "GUID-C4651C10-C174-4876-9D77-8D3F5E204378.html@@@Considerations for designing NAT rules@@@NAT rules are processed from the top down, and more specific rules must be placed above more general rules that match the same traffic...";
fil["1403"]= "GUID-C47B37EA-90EC-4BB4-A56E-3615630436C7.html@@@View configured NGFW Engine tests@@@The test entries that you have configured are displayed in the Tester pane of the Engine Editor...";
fil["1404"]= "GUID-C4A01F4B-38E3-4BBA-8783-7EE5FD22B5F2.html@@@Log on to a Domain@@@If you only have permissions in a single Domain, you automatically log on to the Domain when you log on to the Management Client. If you have permissions in more than one Domain, you must log on to the correct Domain before managing elements that belong to the Domain...";
fil["1405"]= "GUID-C4B6BEF1-A8E6-4A97-8544-3B8C0579B163.html@@@Legacy elements and options@@@Elements and options related to features that are no longer supported might be visible in the Management Client if you configured them using an earlier Forcepoint NGFW software version, and are included only for backward compatibility...";
fil["1406"]= "GUID-C4F8ACC5-4FD6-445A-A61F-ABFBA415E6B4.html@@@What the SD-WAN dashboard shows@@@The SD-WAN dashboard allows you to monitor SD-WAN features, such as Multi-Link and VPNs, and to view statistics and reports related to SD-WAN features...";
fil["1407"]= "GUID-C4F8B2B0-9848-450D-B758-244D1FD4E958.html@@@Add nodes to clusters@@@By default, the Engine Editor displays two nodes in the Clustering pane. You can add new nodes to the cluster...";
fil["1408"]= "GUID-C520CE00-5D82-41D4-B5BF-C50EAC5883A8.html@@@Managing VPN certificates@@@A digital certificate is a proof of identity. Forcepoint NGFW in the Firewall/VPN role supports using certificates for authenticating gateways and the Forcepoint VPN Client...";
fil["1409"]= "GUID-C539EDAF-01F2-4A88-A35B-1683D2CC2477.html@@@Getting started with editing policies@@@Rules in policies are instructions to the engines for handling traffic...";
fil["1410"]= "GUID-C544A24F-3722-4596-8F0E-2BE35097AB67.html@@@Synchronizing the time on NGFW Engines@@@The time on NGFW Engines is automatically synchronized to match the time of the Management Server. You can optionally use an NTP server to synchronize the time...";
fil["1411"]= "GUID-C5492C18-B09B-4965-B8DC-85015AC4448F.html@@@Example: Load balancing for web servers@@@To configure load balancing for multiple web servers, you can set up a Server Pool...";
fil["1412"]= "GUID-C54AFB14-37A7-4FD6-A2B2-FCF854CA88C1.html@@@Define Source, Destination, and Service criteria in rules@@@You can create detailed sets of matching criteria for the rule in the Source, Destination, and Service cells...";
fil["1413"]= "GUID-C576697C-F810-4047-99DC-81F653ED99D6.html@@@SNMP for the SMC Appliance@@@SNMP traps and monitoring access can be configured to receive information about the health of the SMC Appliance...";
fil["1414"]= "GUID-C57FA29E-A326-417C-8F7F-6990D85941F2.html@@@Remove Alias element translation values@@@When you no longer need Alias element translation values, remove them from the engine element properties...";
fil["1415"]= "GUID-C5819C49-384C-4DAA-80EA-7FEDD906141B.html@@@Example: creating a policy-based VPN between three offices@@@This example shows how to create a VPN between two or more locations...";
fil["1416"]= "GUID-C59479DB-D98F-4E66-874E-66062068FE76.html@@@Defining IP addresses@@@When you define IP addresses as elements, you can use the same definitions in multiple configurations for multiple components...";
fil["1417"]= "GUID-C5A99FDB-E7AE-4BD7-BB92-FED4A3FDFB14.html@@@Policy element configuration overview@@@After you decide on a policy hierarchy, you can populate the policy elements with rules for handling the traffic...";
fil["1418"]= "GUID-C5D32046-B411-4727-A86B-D48348FE6EEB.html@@@Using Multi-Link with a Single Firewall for outbound traffic management@@@You can configure Multi-Link with Single Firewalls where each interface is connected to a router from a different ISP...";
fil["1419"]= "GUID-C5DA452E-EF9D-4E78-A0CE-B62DA68A529A.html@@@Obtain SMC installation files@@@Before running the installer, you must download the correct installation file from the download page and make sure that the checksums are correct...";
fil["1420"]= "GUID-C5F863F8-FB09-496A-B81B-71DAE235FFBE.html@@@Create Geolocation elements@@@A Geolocation represents the physical location of a network element. When you create a Geolocation, select the elements that belong to it...";
fil["1421"]= "GUID-C605F2AD-DD6E-4DBF-A36E-E5D92E4BCE66.html@@@VPN status colors@@@The VPN status shows the health of the VPN tunnels...";
fil["1422"]= "GUID-C609508F-1CB5-48B0-931D-A23B5573E601.html@@@Considerations for Multi-Link system communication@@@If a remotely managed Firewall has Multi-Link, we recommend adding a primary and a secondary control interface for different ISP connections. Adding a control interface for each ISP connection guarantees connectivity if one of the ISP connections fails...";
fil["1423"]= "GUID-C61AFFD3-E19F-4B0D-9905-9CF66C1D0AB4.html@@@Respond to Security Management Center installation failed messages@@@If any anomaly is detected during the installation or upgrade, you might see the \u201CSecurity Management Center installation failed\u201D message...";
fil["1424"]= "GUID-C61ECD97-7E8E-4006-8172-1B62204AA383.html@@@SSH Protocol Agent@@@Secure Shell (SSH) is an encrypted remote use protocol...";
fil["1425"]= "GUID-C62D02E5-984B-44F2-AF8F-F1533F2012E2.html@@@Using Tags with Situation elements@@@Tag elements collect together several Situations that have something in common...";
fil["1426"]= "GUID-C6BBEEDB-7A0C-427B-B12D-398034DCC3DC.html@@@Route all Internet traffic through policy-based VPNs@@@You can force all traffic from VPN clients or clients in protected networks to be routed through a policy-based VPN...";
fil["1427"]= "GUID-C70FE050-0583-49B4-A1A4-97525F424C2D.html@@@IP addresses for Layer 2 Firewalls@@@You can add IP addresses to system communication interfaces on Layer 2 Firewalls...";
fil["1428"]= "GUID-C78643E7-D6E9-427C-BBDE-D3AF9A575A26.html@@@Positioning Firewalls@@@The Firewall is a perimeter defense, positioned between networks with different security levels...";
fil["1429"]= "GUID-C7936E32-E1DC-4044-BE56-369922DED098.html@@@Add-on features for NGFW Engines@@@There are several add-on features that you can use on Firewalls, IPS engines, Layer 2 Firewalls, Virtual Firewalls, Virtual IPS engines, and Virtual Layer 2 Firewalls...";
fil["1430"]= "GUID-C7BD6C22-E940-4525-BD87-396C6D7630BE.html@@@Dynamic link selection@@@When you use Multi-Link for outbound traffic management or Multi-Link VPNs, Forcepoint NGFW in the Firewall/VPN role can dynamically select the NetLink or VPN link that best matches the quality requirements of traffic...";
fil["1431"]= "GUID-C7C51573-26E0-4B5E-AB59-021982918848.html@@@Create an Export Log Task@@@You can use Log Export tasks to export log data from the Log Server or from the Management Server...";
fil["1432"]= "GUID-C8068A01-FFAE-40DB-811F-0FB99F61E6B8.html@@@Example: Excluding NetLinks from handling a QoS Class of traffic@@@Using Multi-Link technology and QoS classes, you can exclude VoIP traffic from a satellite connection...";
fil["1433"]= "GUID-C8154162-C028-4C24-B263-394B4B72C290.html@@@Editing rule cells@@@Rule cells define the matching criteria for the rules...";
fil["1434"]= "GUID-C82760AB-A57C-45E5-B6FC-9F986ED9D96A.html@@@Modify Report Sections@@@You can add predefined Report Sections to your Report Design, then edit their contents and properties according to your needs...";
fil["1435"]= "GUID-C8507DEC-3F50-43BC-8A09-547F4E6050EF.html@@@Global settings@@@The settings defined in the Global settings apply to all administrators in all Administrative Domains...";
fil["1436"]= "GUID-C8D4E152-3C8C-41EC-BA5D-2AAB3012A9C7.html@@@Configure global contact policy settings for node-initiated contact to the Management Server@@@Communication between the Management Server and an NGFW Engine, Master NGFW Engine, or Virtual NGFW Engine can be reversed. In this case, the NGFW Engine opens a connection to the Management Server and keeps it open to wait for any commands...";
fil["1437"]= "GUID-C97AAA65-0644-4F52-9260-20595EAEB87A.html@@@Forward traffic to a proxy service for external inspection@@@In addition to inspecting traffic on the NGFW Engine, you can transparently forward traffic to a proxy service in the cloud or on premises.\n    For example, you can forward all HTTP and HTTPS traffic to the Forcepoint Web Security Cloud service...";
fil["1438"]= "GUID-C99C86E1-EDB9-45D6-8B5E-645DE3C717BC.html@@@User Response configuration overview@@@Configuring a User Response involves creating a User Response element, defining the response content, and adding the User Response element to a policy...";
fil["1439"]= "GUID-C9A108EC-E46F-41E8-8C1A-AF655BDDAEA8.html@@@Troubleshoot unintended policy rollback@@@Resolve problems when policy installation results in a rollback to the previously installed policy version...";
fil["1440"]= "GUID-C9A9FCB0-6EA1-470E-BCBD-3CF1D386A165.html@@@Add system communication interfaces for Layer 2 Firewalls@@@Normal Interfaces are used for communication between the Layer 2 Firewall and the Management Server...";
fil["1441"]= "GUID-C9AC221B-D44F-46C6-A565-793AE60B0A62.html@@@Organizing Filter elements@@@Adding Filter Tags to permanent Filter elements that you create makes it easier to find filters when you want to use them. You can select several Filter Tags for each Filter element that you create...";
fil["1442"]= "GUID-C9DEDF8B-B440-4552-9A57-627FC6298121.html@@@Define SunRPC Proxy parameters@@@The Sun Remote Procedure Call (RPC) Protocol Agent assists the Firewall, Layer 2 Firewall, or IPS engine in Portmapper connections...";
fil["1443"]= "GUID-C9F0008F-A723-4842-8E77-DFB7EC675AAE.html@@@Add IPv4 and IPv6 addresses to Single Layer 2 Firewall interfaces@@@You can add IPv4 and IPv6 addresses to system communication interfaces on Single Layer 2 Firewalls...";
fil["1444"]= "GUID-C9F0BEE6-F2CE-45B4-806A-E4398802DA8F.html@@@Dynamic link selection for Multi-Link traffic@@@Some traffic is affected more easily by changes in the quality of the connection. Forcepoint NGFW in the Firewall/VPN role can dynamically select the ISP link that best matches the quality requirements of traffic...";
fil["1445"]= "GUID-CA0203CD-5F24-47A8-AF4E-1D99C94B15E2.html@@@Default policy elements@@@Predefined Policies, Template Policies, and Inspection Policies provide an easy starting point for determining what kinds of rules your system needs...";
fil["1446"]= "GUID-CA3A577F-11E3-433A-A3CC-65591448B7DD.html@@@Enable NTP time synchronization on the SMC Appliance@@@You can configure the SMC Appliance to use external NTP servers so that network devices accurately log events and complete scheduled tasks...";
fil["1447"]= "GUID-CA545F79-C9D0-4FAF-A0F6-6593D6C65111.html@@@Troubleshoot slow Management Client startup and use@@@There are several possible causes and solutions when Management Client logon and other operations are slow...";
fil["1448"]= "GUID-CA6C9D25-EF21-484F-BE95-4B44B223AFBA.html@@@Create NetLink elements for Multi-Link configuration@@@NetLink elements usually represent Internet connections, but you can also use NetLinks to represent other network connections. You can use NetLinks to define alternative routes that lead to the same destination IP addresses...";
fil["1449"]= "GUID-CA8F6C0B-8FEB-4F1B-8772-E636C72223A8.html@@@Add monitored servers to Active Directory server elements@@@To use an Active Directory Server in the configuration of the Integrated User ID Service on an NGFW Engine, add the Domain Controller servers and Exchange Servers from which the Integrated User ID Service receives information about users&apos;\n        IP addresses as monitored servers in the Active Directory server element...";
fil["1450"]= "GUID-CAA22745-B778-4FED-9496-92256E23C9C3.html@@@Open Incident Case elements for editing@@@You can edit the players and data that are attached to an Incident Case...";
fil["1451"]= "GUID-CB06CBF0-49DB-4D92-8BC2-11575C161B09.html@@@GRE Protocol Agent@@@The Generic Routing Encapsulation (GRE) protocol is a tunneling protocol that allows the encapsulation of network layer packets inside IP tunneling packets...";
fil["1452"]= "GUID-CB218144-7AB9-4173-9D1C-71B2D1DBA561.html@@@Using SMC elements to represent IP addresses in policies@@@There are special considerations for using SMC elements in policies...";
fil["1453"]= "GUID-CB5301D3-5882-4A70-A809-B1D89FC232B2.html@@@Enable a custom properties profile for an NGFW Engine@@@After you have created a custom properties profile, you must enable it in the properties of the NGFW Engine...";
fil["1454"]= "GUID-CB78BF5A-8B5E-4447-BF12-2EB7C2570846.html@@@Create Remote Upgrade Tasks@@@Create a Task for remotely upgrading the software on selected engines...";
fil["1455"]= "GUID-CBBDC852-1CD4-42E9-A9A7-9642D12731FD.html@@@Example: Discarding connections when URL categorization is not available@@@In this example, a company is using category-based URL filtering and wants to block traffic that cannot be categorized...";
fil["1456"]= "GUID-CBC02A97-E990-43E0-850D-909FCECFCD42.html@@@Move elements to the Trash@@@You move elements to the Trash before deleting them permanently...";
fil["1457"]= "GUID-CC1AC3F5-D068-4D58-9C29-44B782CFAC12.html@@@Export signed VPN gateway certificates or VPN certificate authority certificates@@@You can export signed gateway certificates, the certificates of the Internal RSA CA for Gateways, and the certificates of the Internal ECDSA CA for Gateways...";
fil["1458"]= "GUID-CC802AC0-DF86-4332-A313-E12676EC6D08.html@@@Troubleshoot user accounts@@@Resolve problems when end-user passwords are not accepted for authentication...";
fil["1459"]= "GUID-CC8055E3-E1E8-4C13-8299-AF5BEC397C2.html@@@Enable communication between IPv4 and IPv6 devices@@@Enable IPv6 transition mechanisms that allow communication between devices that have only IPv4 addresses and devices that have only IPv6 address...";
fil["1460"]= "GUID-CC9574EB-C5D8-4D7F-8415-CA887F6E0F5B.html@@@Troubleshooting policies@@@There are some common problems you might encounter when working with policies and the rules that they contain...";
fil["1461"]= "GUID-CCD0C350-9CEC-4862-9D84-ECFF6E2BF395.html@@@Schema updates for external LDAP servers@@@When adding SMC-specific LDAP classes and attributes to the schema of external LDAP servers, see the following tables...";
fil["1462"]= "GUID-CCD81BC3-F10F-4866-82F5-2D55664FCCAE.html@@@Prepare interfaces and IP addresses for converting a Single Firewall to a Firewall Cluster@@@Firewall Clusters have different IP addressing requirements than Single Firewalls. You must change the IP address that is used for a particular role if the new interface type is not compatible with that role...";
fil["1463"]= "GUID-CCF1DDD9-8F1C-433E-A183-B615057CFBC6.html@@@Configure DoS protection settings@@@You can configure three forms of protection that can help prevent Denial of Service (DoS) attacks: SYN flood protection and slow HTTP request protection against rate-based DoS attacks, and TCP reset protection against TCP reset attacks...";
fil["1464"]= "GUID-CCF376DB-EAE2-4DCA-BD04-04A121057D86.html@@@Add Access rules to forward traffic@@@Define the connections that you want to forward in Access rules...";
fil["1465"]= "GUID-CD81DFD9-143D-4A8B-A63E-65288E3ADA3B.html@@@Enforce an approval workflow@@@You can optionally enable an approval workflow in which an administrator must approve changes before they are committed and transferred to the engines...";
fil["1466"]= "GUID-CDACF817-2C77-4193-84FF-9CBE19CDF3F4.html@@@Selecting traffic for anti-malware scanning@@@The File Filtering Policy used on the engine policy determines which traffic is inspected for malware...";
fil["1467"]= "GUID-CDCB3206-3E47-4F86-8CF6-9D4D26D298CD.html@@@Monitoring connections, blacklists, VPN SAs, users, routing, SSL VPNs, and neighbors@@@Firewalls track allowed connections, active VPN SAs, active users, routing, SSL VPN sessions, and directly connected neighbors in the network. Firewall, Layer 2 Firewall, and IPS engines also track combinations of IP addresses, ports, and protocols that are blacklisted...";
fil["1468"]= "GUID-CE32914F-B5E4-4A4B-B7B9-7C83F737FC74.html@@@Naming rules@@@You can specify an optional name or short description for Access rules, NAT rules, Ethernet rules, Exceptions in Inspection Policies, and rules in QoS Policies and Alert Policies...";
fil["1469"]= "GUID-CE4DB818-36FF-499A-8E65-A93CA7C10706.html@@@Select system communication roles for firewall interfaces@@@You can select which IP addresses are used for particular roles in system communications (for example, in communications between the Firewall and the Management Server)...";
fil["1470"]= "GUID-CE768FBE-901A-48F3-9678-1282A9FC041A.html@@@Troubleshooting unsupported definitions in IPv6 Access rules@@@Using elements that do not contain an IPv6 address in the Source and Destination fields of the IPv6 Access rules causes an error message indicating the rule is invalid...";
fil["1471"]= "GUID-CEA39B51-390C-4831-AD04-C511E9DD093C.html@@@Add IPv4 addresses to Single Firewall interfaces@@@You can add IPv4 addresses to layer 3 physical interfaces, VLAN interfaces, ADSL interfaces, SSID interfaces, tunnel interfaces, and port group interfaces of an integrated switch...";
fil["1472"]= "GUID-CEA7A950-906F-4B7F-8125-770662B27EAF.html@@@Facility field values@@@The following table lists the possible values for the Facility field in the log table...";
fil["1473"]= "GUID-CEA86F9F-46A4-466A-B4D0-CD5AD136AC03.html@@@Supported advanced Sidewinder Proxy settings@@@This table lists the most commonly used advanced settings for Sidewinder Proxies...";
fil["1474"]= "GUID-CEB98C2D-79CC-4A65-9625-C450DCF41E42.html@@@Configuring route-based VPNs@@@In route-based VPNs, the routing defines which traffic is sent through the VPN tunnel...";
fil["1475"]= "GUID-CF1EC801-D3E9-4D4F-A803-6C4B158F40AE.html@@@Example VPN configuration 1: Basic VPN between NGFW Engines@@@This scenario shows an example of how to create a policy-based VPN between two or more NGFW Engines managed through the same SMC...";
fil["1476"]= "GUID-CF3896A3-5C24-4F5B-B93C-DCC4598AFD51.html@@@Reports@@@Reports are summaries of logs and statistics that allow you to combine large amounts of data into an easily viewable form...";
fil["1477"]= "GUID-CF523E17-8349-47DE-9827-49D3955263C6.html@@@Define logging patterns as key-value pairs in Logging Profile elements@@@When you define key-value pairs for converting syslog data, the Log Server parses each received syslog entry data based on the defined key-value pairs...";
fil["1478"]= "GUID-CF7A1FF9-FBB2-4538-9262-DA47B7339A01.html@@@Respond to Requested NAT cannot be done log messages@@@Logs that contain \u201CRequested NAT cannot be done\u201D error messages can indicate problems with dynamic NAT or Server Pools...";
fil["1479"]= "GUID-CF86D984-74C3-41DB-A86D-C73C65F527F6.html@@@Setting up directory servers@@@A directory server provides access to information about user accounts in a user database. Both internal and external directory servers can be used. Directory servers can be used for user authentication with Forcepoint NGFW in the Firewall/VPN role...";
fil["1480"]= "GUID-CFA3E5B9-33A0-494E-8992-5CADAB72A3C4.html@@@Add Multi-Link routes@@@You can add a Multi-Link route for a Firewall or Virtual Firewall...";
fil["1481"]= "GUID-CFA45143-B71A-4066-B224-55CEC59FCBE5.html@@@Attach Policy Snapshots to Incident Case elements@@@Policy Snapshots help to establish which policies were in place at the time of the incident...";
fil["1482"]= "GUID-D03FC457-B9FC-48C1-A93A-F02B151A586B.html@@@Apply QoS to traffic@@@You can apply QoS to traffic by selecting a QoS Class for an Access rule. The same QoS Class can appear in several Access rules...";
fil["1483"]= "GUID-D04189D8-6BA8-48E0-ADE3-3E58D9834F6F.html@@@Example: preventing access to forbidden websites@@@An example of using Situations to block access to specific websites...";
fil["1484"]= "GUID-D0594A4B-99B7-41F9-869A-0DA629402F46.html@@@Using metrics or ECMP on multiple routes to the same destination@@@You can configure multiple routes through different next hop gateways to the same destination...";
fil["1485"]= "GUID-D05965BB-3CF0-4EC4-9314-EF5486603D67.html@@@Example: detecting the use of forbidden software@@@Engine-specific examples of using custom Situations to detect traffic patterns associated with specific software...";
fil["1486"]= "GUID-D0E70354-6B56-4A82-8D14-B2695EF559F9.html@@@Disconnect mode for IPS engines and Layer 2 Firewalls and how it works@@@IPS engines and Layer 2 Firewalls support disconnect mode, which enables constant monitoring of link connections and minimizes delays caused by link failures...";
fil["1487"]= "GUID-D0F68F6E-8FE9-4BF2-896D-C7C57A6B04C2.html@@@Example VPN configuration 3: create User elements@@@User authentication is configured in the same way for VPN client connections and normal, unencrypted connections. The same User elements (user accounts) can be used for both...";
fil["1488"]= "GUID-D0F734D5-570D-422D-B368-D291E51B54E8.html@@@Policy validation for troubleshooting rules@@@You can automatically validate a policy and check the rules for invalid configurations, for example, if policy installation fails...";
fil["1489"]= "GUID-D12A10FB-A748-48BA-914D-0311CD5652A3.html@@@Select log entry columns for Log Data Context elements@@@You can edit the selection of columns that are displayed in a Log Data Context...";
fil["1490"]= "GUID-D1512956-84B3-4D33-88CB-2D06B13A983C.html@@@Schedule Tasks@@@After creating Task Definition elements, you can schedule tasks to run at a convenient time...";
fil["1491"]= "GUID-D1583289-BB61-4E5B-B4E0-8A47E539E54B.html@@@Add VLAN interfaces for Layer 2 Firewalls@@@VLANs divide a single physical network link into several virtual links...";
fil["1492"]= "GUID-D1846F73-6626-4C2F-96ED-3CCB76B17977.html@@@Respond to Unexpected Error messages@@@In some cases, the Management Client might display a pop-up message stating that an \u201Cunexpected error\u201D has occurred...";
fil["1493"]= "GUID-D18B4053-A0B4-4079-B0C3-995075FD1BFC.html@@@View log entries from specific servers and archive folders@@@You can specify which servers and storage folders to include...";
fil["1494"]= "GUID-D193DA85-95B0-4E9B-85D1-F788E1877A8A.html@@@What the Configuration view shows@@@The Configuration view allows you to view, change, and add configuration information in the system...";
fil["1495"]= "GUID-D1BFB0CD-E1FE-4FF2-BE27-FA68BA2F62A1.html@@@Example: blocking network application use@@@An example of using Network Application elements to block the use of specific network applications...";
fil["1496"]= "GUID-D1F6F0DB-766B-419E-9836-765B32690DD7.html@@@Move Virtual NGFW Engines from one Master NGFW Engine node to another@@@You can optionally move a Virtual NGFW Engine from one node to another on the same Master NGFW Engine for load balancing...";
fil["1497"]= "GUID-D205A5DC-EC2C-45D5-9C47-5E51BE80A962.html@@@Protecting essential communications example@@@You can make sure that essential communications are protected and cannot be cut off...";
fil["1498"]= "GUID-D2561EB7-CF63-44BC-A8E5-D0DBC50A065D.html@@@View connections, blacklists, VPN SAs, users, routing, SSL VPNs, and neighbors@@@There are several views in which you can monitor the status of the system...";
fil["1499"]= "GUID-D2596815-3887-4822-95FC-659BFD8A645E.html@@@Create Report Sections@@@You can create new Report Sections in a Report Design...";
fil["1500"]= "GUID-D25F7C53-AF4E-4C86-8F85-3035344CA94B.html@@@Preview the currently installed policy@@@You can preview the policy that is currently installed on the Management Server...";
fil["1501"]= "GUID-D28DE7A4-1C64-4973-A849-1DF205D88EC1.html@@@Example: configuring NAT for dynamic source address translation@@@An example of configuring NAT for dynamic source address translation...";
fil["1502"]= "GUID-D2A0A813-70A7-4510-99FF-1F869447DDB8.html@@@Defining Expression elements@@@Expression elements allow you to combine other network elements with logical operators to represent complex sets of IP addresses...";
fil["1503"]= "GUID-D306E38C-B6C0-43D1-85E7-EF94C17BB377.html@@@Create or edit Filter elements@@@All the permanent Filter elements are stored and can be edited from one view...";
fil["1504"]= "GUID-D30BB203-70D6-48CF-846E-99AE36EEC14C.html@@@Enable GRE keepalive for a tunnel interface on an NGFW Engine@@@When you enable GRE keepalive for a tunnel interface on an NGFW Engine, GRE keepalive is used in all GRE route-based VPN tunnels where the tunnel interface is an endpoint...";
fil["1505"]= "GUID-D3313A7F-51B3-4356-88E4-A04FEDB3D538.html@@@Select the Location for the Management Client@@@If NAT is applied between the Management Client and a Log Server, you might need to change the Location of the Management Client to view the logs...";
fil["1506"]= "GUID-D34AF2A8-B263-4C9D-BFAC-584ABCC51BC1.html@@@Blacklist traffic manually@@@You can blacklist traffic manually on Firewalls, IPS engines, and Layer 2 Firewalls...";
fil["1507"]= "GUID-D35EE80B-D160-490C-AE88-B82EEA1A595A.html@@@Edit a policy-based VPN@@@The policy-based VPN element can be configured in two ways: the basic properties are defined in the Policy-Based VPN element\u2019s properties. All other settings, including the included gateways, Sites, and tunnels are configured in the Policy-Based VPN editing view...";
fil["1508"]= "GUID-D390B7C2-2AF8-420F-9235-E5E8CF56A30F.html@@@Changing control IP addresses@@@You can change the control IP address of an NGFW Engine without losing management connectivity...";
fil["1509"]= "GUID-D3A8242C-2319-4745-AFBD-33440324DD38.html@@@Moving a Virtual NGFW Engine to a different Master NGFW Engine@@@The Virtual Resource selected in the properties of a Virtual NGFW Engine determines the Master NGFW Engine to which the Virtual NGFW Engine belongs...";
fil["1510"]= "GUID-D3C1EE05-2A1C-4233-B8E8-9A3CB7CA4142.html@@@Define logging options for Ethernet rules@@@Ethernet rules can create a log or alert entry each time they match...";
fil["1511"]= "GUID-D3E14745-FE82-41DE-98BA-10D370C701EE.html@@@Getting started with administrator accounts@@@An administrator account specifies the actions for which the administrator has permissions, such as creating elements and browsing logs...";
fil["1512"]= "GUID-D3F8586F-BFBD-4438-8EFD-FB0F0B819245.html@@@Examples of routing configuration@@@The SMC provides features that allow you to configure many routing scenarios...";
fil["1513"]= "GUID-D41E2C9A-A083-46ED-B479-E00DD53AEB3C.html@@@Add ADSL Interfaces for Single Firewalls@@@You can configure ADSL Interfaces on some legacy Forcepoint NGFW appliances...";
fil["1514"]= "GUID-D43B651B-CB38-4FE9-9DEB-FBB53D6E52DB.html@@@Find VPN issues@@@The Management Client has automatic VPN validation that checks the settings you have selected are compatible with each other...";
fil["1515"]= "GUID-D449EB5A-075A-4091-8D37-4ECF55F10A77.html@@@Import the custom HTML pages for browser-based user authentication@@@To use the customized HTML pages, you must create a custom User Authentication Page element and import the custom files...";
fil["1516"]= "GUID-D4858662-A852-4C3E-8E68-F88F97E2C72D.html@@@Allow access to services using the SSL VPN Portal@@@The SSL VPN Portal Policy defines which services are available in the SSL VPN Portal and which users can access the services...";
fil["1517"]= "GUID-D49B16D1-C43D-4558-BF1C-756C34BC4AD5.html@@@Configuring SMC Appliance communications@@@You can configure SSH access to the SMC Appliance, configure serial console connections for the SMC Appliance, and set a BIOS password for the SMC Appliance...";
fil["1518"]= "GUID-D4AC6B05-552E-4C98-8DED-CDD00FAB860D.html@@@What Audit entries are@@@Audit entries provide a record of administrator actions and some internal events in the SMC...";
fil["1519"]= "GUID-D4BB7B61-8821-4C76-BCB2-46C8F886339B.html@@@Configure OSPFv2@@@You can configure dynamic routing using the OSPFv2 protocol on Firewalls, Virtual Firewalls, and Firewall Clusters...";
fil["1520"]= "GUID-D4D594E3-CE69-4B6F-AC66-2A7B46C44006.html@@@Create an SNMP Agent for SNMP version 1 or 2c@@@Configure an SNMP Agent for SNMP version 1 or 2c so that NGFW Engines can share network management information using the SNMP protocol, or for SNMP version 2c so that the SMC Appliance can share network management information using the SNMP protocol...";
fil["1521"]= "GUID-D4D594E3-CE69-4B6F-AC66-2A7B46C44006_2.html@@@Create an SNMP Agent for SNMP version 1 or 2c@@@Configure an SNMP Agent for SNMP version 1 or 2c so that NGFW Engines can share network management information using the SNMP protocol, or for SNMP version 2c so that the SMC Appliance can share network management information using the SNMP protocol...";
fil["1522"]= "GUID-D550BAD8-F466-4355-B967-AD55AED6A808.html@@@Profile settings@@@The settings defined in the Profile settings apply only to specific administrator accounts...";
fil["1523"]= "GUID-D5B3168D-5B62-46D0-A52C-1E703F13A1D6.html@@@Troubleshoot policy installation failure due to connection timeouts@@@Resolve problems when policy installation fails because the connection between the engine and the Management Server times out...";
fil["1524"]= "GUID-D5D2BB20-3035-43D9-96B1-D8895FDA86EF.html@@@Example: Create Domain elements for different sites@@@You can create a different Domain for each of your organization&apos;s sites, as shown in the following example...";
fil["1525"]= "GUID-D5EB3E50-BA55-4066-AF19-174C11C6517B.html@@@Configuring default settings for several Access rules@@@The Continue action allows you to set default values for some settings in rules to avoid defining the same settings for several rules individually...";
fil["1526"]= "GUID-D64B7BC8-E180-4740-BEB5-633AB68EFCB2.html@@@Save the initial configuration and generate the one-time password@@@Save the initial configuration to establish a management connection for NGFW Engines...";
fil["1527"]= "GUID-D6BCC762-5DD4-47D0-8426-761698490F40.html@@@Forward audit data from Management Servers to external hosts@@@You can configure Management Servers to forward audit data to external hosts in CSV, XML, JSON, CEF, LEEF, or McAfee ESM format. Forwarding audit data enables you to handle and process audit data with external devices...";
fil["1528"]= "GUID-D6C9AED4-4531-4E3A-9BCF-1C0B7DDC8AF3.html@@@Task types@@@There are several types of predefined system Task Definitions. In addition, you can create custom Task Definitions...";
fil["1529"]= "GUID-D6F041A1-D35B-4419-B836-A1AE066F806F.html@@@Layer 2 Firewall deployment in IPS mode@@@In an IPS configuration, the Layer 2 Firewalls are installed inline directly in the traffic path...";
fil["1530"]= "GUID-D7140CC9-4A6D-4EDB-BEAF-72B07908CF1E.html@@@Examples of Server Pools@@@Using Server Pools, you can manage incoming traffic to your web servers...";
fil["1531"]= "GUID-D7592932-FB79-4397-937E-82920A8BAD19.html@@@Adjust general Firewall clustering options@@@To tune the settings that relate to how the traffic load is balanced between several online nodes, adjust the Firewall clustering options...";
fil["1532"]= "GUID-D791B947-17AA-46E6-9DB5-5616A5152B01.html@@@Examples of user authentication@@@These examples illustrate common uses for User Authentication and general steps on how each scenario is configured...";
fil["1533"]= "GUID-D8141DDC-33F9-46E3-A3DE-188C171E492D.html@@@Example VPN configuration 3: create a Policy-Based VPN element@@@You must add a Policy-Based VPN element for this configuration...";
fil["1534"]= "GUID-D841E723-6015-46FC-8EE1-560AC0B9080B.html@@@Upgrading the NGFW Engines configuration overview@@@You can upgrade NGFW Engines remotely using the Management Client...";
fil["1535"]= "GUID-D868E8EA-4C8B-4698-8A25-73B7EF412D38.html@@@View snapshots stored on SMC servers@@@You can view the snapshots you have saved...";
fil["1536"]= "GUID-D873B6A6-3183-449E-AB63-5FE2A99C24CF.html@@@Start the Convert Engine to Master NGFW Engine and Virtual NGFW Engines wizard@@@Start the conversion tool and define general properties for the Master NGFW Engine and Virtual NGFW Engines...";
fil["1537"]= "GUID-D884081A-3122-42EF-B844-56081FF7E4F5.html@@@System administration elements@@@You can view the types of elements used for system administration and their descriptions...";
fil["1538"]= "GUID-D8B51C4D-AEAF-4108-B602-D38246F7F5BC.html@@@Enable TLS protection for log or audit data forwarding@@@You can optionally enable TLS protection for log or audit data forwarding to an external syslog server...";
fil["1539"]= "GUID-D8B51C4D-AEAF-4108-B602-D38246F7F5BC_2.html@@@Enable TLS protection for log or audit data forwarding@@@You can optionally enable TLS protection for log or audit data forwarding to an external syslog server...";
fil["1540"]= "GUID-D8B83CF7-2B1F-4201-84CF-A22DA23D874C.html@@@Using Continue rules to set the Protocol in Access rules@@@The default Protocol can be set using the Continue action...";
fil["1541"]= "GUID-D8B9539C-C571-4834-B110-19A006D252CC.html@@@Examples of Domain elements@@@You might want to create a different Domain for each of your organization&apos;s customers or sites...";
fil["1542"]= "GUID-D8F2B799-B835-4BBA-BB0B-E61718121EBE.html@@@Benefits of the SMC@@@The SMC has three main benefits: centralized remote management of system components, support for large-scale installations, and server high availability...";
fil["1543"]= "GUID-D90BAE75-BC13-4D3D-B7D8-B94FA5684BB8.html@@@Specify rule validity times@@@You can specify when Access rules, inspection Exception rules, and rules in Alert policies are enforced...";
fil["1544"]= "GUID-D91E3C59-12EC-4406-8BF1-2E681CB18FEC.html@@@Manually tune the Master NGFW Engine load-balancing filter@@@The Master NGFW Engine&apos;s load-balancing filter can be manually edited if there is a specific need for modifications...";
fil["1545"]= "GUID-D933D780-0A20-4E3C-B5C1-36DA12428170.html@@@Distribute VPN gateways to converted Virtual Firewall elements@@@If the Single Firewall or Firewall Cluster element on which the configuration is based is associated with a VPN Gateway element, you must move the VPN Gateway configuration to the Virtual NGFW Engines...";
fil["1546"]= "GUID-D933D9FD-6EC0-4E1F-A451-0B921039B942.html@@@Start the wizard@@@Start the wizard to create multiple Firewalls at the same time. Define the general settings for the new Firewalls...";
fil["1547"]= "GUID-D94485BD-8DE8-4C75-AA86-FEEE287A3EB8.html@@@Create Statistics Sections@@@You can save a section you have customized in one Overview as a Statistics Section. Saving allows you to create the same type of section with the same settings in other Overviews...";
fil["1548"]= "GUID-D94FB256-6737-45B7-BBF3-B044CD1B7AD6.html@@@The Forcepoint Next Generation Firewall solution@@@The Forcepoint NGFW solution consists of one or more Forcepoint NGFW Engines and the Forcepoint NGFW Security Management Center (SMC). The SMC is the management component of the Forcepoint NGFW solution...";
fil["1549"]= "GUID-D977422A-3089-4BCE-9C7B-5CB1FF5716BA.html@@@Create Master NGFW Engines or Virtual NGFW Engines@@@A Master NGFW Engine is a physical engine device that provides the resources for Virtual NGFW Engines. One physical Master NGFW Engine can support multiple Virtual NGFW Engines...";
fil["1550"]= "GUID-D9808AB1-9ED3-494D-A709-BB8B99ADE7A5.html@@@Attaching data to Incident Case elements@@@You can use the Data Collection tab to attach information to provide context for investigating the incident...";
fil["1551"]= "GUID-D9A920D9-07B3-4882-BC3A-F78211A08616.html@@@Add comments to Diagram elements@@@Text comments allow you to add notes and labels to diagrams...";
fil["1552"]= "GUID-D9C4BFC1-BF2C-481F-9349-3677C83696BB.html@@@Create rules from log entries@@@You can use log entry details to generate new rules...";
fil["1553"]= "GUID-D9DB94D4-900E-46F6-A90A-F527E64396D0.html@@@Defining Situation elements@@@Situation elements contain the context information that defines the pattern that the NGFW Engine looks for in the inspected traffic. Situation elements also define the patterns that match events in the traffic...";
fil["1554"]= "GUID-D9E15C65-CF5F-482B-9F60-85731EE7A877.html@@@Reports within administrative Domains@@@If there are administrative Domains configured, the reports are Domain-specific...";
fil["1555"]= "GUID-D9F1C262-B7DB-491E-8A23-F2F61F396D84.html@@@Converting Single Firewalls to Firewall Clusters@@@You can use a conversion tool to change an existing Single Firewall engine into a Firewall Cluster...";
fil["1556"]= "GUID-DA131697-E9E0-453C-BCDF-0BA30FB5537E.html@@@Reconfigure NGFW Engine settings@@@On the command line of the NGFW Engine, you can use the NGFW Configuration Wizard to change settings that were defined during the installation of the NGFW Engine...";
fil["1557"]= "GUID-DA2502D2-606A-4CF3-BBA3-9D2DF65EB76D.html@@@Move elements between Domains@@@You can move most elements from one Domain to another...";
fil["1558"]= "GUID-DA3B3807-18E1-482B-A5E8-A8BD468E5BB0.html@@@Introduction to the Forcepoint Next Generation Firewall solution@@@Before setting up Forcepoint Next Generation Firewall (Forcepoint NGFW), it is useful to know what the different components do and what engine roles are available...";
fil["1559"]= "GUID-DA3B50BF-0825-4A51-B30F-C532A780232F.html@@@Considerations for designing Access rules@@@One of the crucial issues in designing policies is the order of the rules...";
fil["1560"]= "GUID-DA52FF6A-8966-431D-AE98-A9BE67986591.html@@@Effects of bandwidth management and prioritization@@@Bandwidth management and traffic prioritization improve the quality of service for important traffic. However, the quality of service for traffic that you define as less important can decrease...";
fil["1561"]= "GUID-DA80CE09-8403-4118-9F53-0ED5C1412594.html@@@Manual dynamic updates@@@Dynamic Update packages include changes and additions to the system Policies, Situations, and other elements of the SMC...";
fil["1562"]= "GUID-DA975A2F-CB2A-44BF-A2D2-8D17A6FE1B13.html@@@How Access rules match traffic@@@Access rules match traffic based on the Source, Destination, and Service cells. You can also specify other optional matching criteria...";
fil["1563"]= "GUID-DAC66237-7513-417D-9F46-E0464F3248B5.html@@@Select additional configuration options for converted Virtual Firewall elements@@@You can define additional properties for the Virtual Firewall elements on the Select Additional Configuration Options page...";
fil["1564"]= "GUID-DAD5E0CD-CBD2-41FB-B07E-E53E2ADC2534.html@@@Example VPN configuration 3: configure virtual IP addresses for VPN clients@@@VPN clients cannot use their local IP address in the internal corporate network. In this scenario, virtual IP addresses are used to solve this problem...";
fil["1565"]= "GUID-DB1A97BB-0559-420A-BCF0-409771BF5FBF.html@@@Options in the sgagent.conf statement section@@@When you want to configure a particular setting, the syntax starts with the command config...";
fil["1566"]= "GUID-DB257095-5C9C-4C53-8D93-AF7301DF80ED.html@@@Reset the NGFW appliance to factory settings@@@If needed, you can reset the NGFW appliance to factory settings. To make sure that confidential information is removed, the stored data can be overwritten multiple times...";
fil["1567"]= "GUID-DB470CB6-4695-4471-81C0-1DC9CBFF0FB5.html@@@Import dynamic update packages@@@Download the latest dynamic update package and import it in the Management Client...";
fil["1568"]= "GUID-DB4BF13E-CF22-415F-AB75-78498A5EA828.html@@@System Aliases@@@System Aliases are automatically created non-editable Aliases...";
fil["1569"]= "GUID-DB56B088-798D-4173-AA50-0BA2040A751D.html@@@Back up Policy Snapshots@@@You can back up Policy Snapshot elements to store them externally...";
fil["1570"]= "GUID-DB834DF9-A073-4EE8-B09E-9168B96EBF9E.html@@@Contact addresses, Location elements, and NAT@@@Contact Addresses represent the translated address of a component. Location elements group components together, so that there is no NAT between them...";
fil["1571"]= "GUID-DB8C92BD-AEDA-4309-B058-D14FA15DD85D.html@@@Troubleshoot missing or incomplete statistics@@@There are some common causes and solutions when some or all types of statistics are not visible...";
fil["1572"]= "GUID-DBA14590-A23E-49CD-BB86-785D039C96DB.html@@@Add logical interfaces@@@Logical interface elements allow you to group interfaces together according to network segment and interface type...";
fil["1573"]= "GUID-DBA14590-A23E-49CD-BB86-785D039C96DB_2.html@@@Add logical interfaces@@@Logical interface elements allow you to group interfaces together according to network segment and interface type...";
fil["1574"]= "GUID-DBA14590-A23E-49CD-BB86-785D039C96DB_3.html@@@Add logical interfaces@@@Logical interface elements allow you to group interfaces together according to network segment and interface type...";
fil["1575"]= "GUID-DBA61FD8-9058-4067-859B-23AD09F7F0B5.html@@@Getting started with add-on features@@@In the Add-Ons pane in the Engine Editor, you can enable several optional add-ons for engines, such as TLS inspection, browser-based user authentication,\n\t\tanti-malware, and file reputation checks...";
fil["1576"]= "GUID-DBC47C5F-D3E5-451E-AC59-411471342DEB.html@@@Blacklisting traffic and how it works@@@Blacklists contain entries for blocking traffic temporarily based on traffic patterns that the engines detect or on administrator commands...";
fil["1577"]= "GUID-DBC706D6-7399-40E8-A2F9-5666B4B85EDD.html@@@Remove Tasks from schedules@@@You can remove Tasks from the schedule by moving the schedule information (Task Schedule) from the Task Definition to the Trash...";
fil["1578"]= "GUID-DC0E5BE2-A1F2-4529-9495-CD7B0BE5946B.html@@@Configuration overview of connecting NGFW Engines to the SMC@@@Configuring management connections for NGFW Engines consists of these main steps...";
fil["1579"]= "GUID-DC4831E2-D021-40AD-B739-FF5CA5896E4E.html@@@Enable showing users in the Home view@@@To monitor users in the Home view, you must enable the option in the global system properties...";
fil["1580"]= "GUID-DC4ECD43-8E9F-4546-8FD1-14AF5BED161F.html@@@Define report tasks@@@You can set the task to be repeated daily, and also set the output format for the task...";
fil["1581"]= "GUID-DC9DFB6A-B2D4-43DD-8357-C681D5FD8728.html@@@Temporarily disable a VPN site in all VPNs@@@You can disable a site that has been manually added to the Gateway. The site is disabled globally in all VPNs...";
fil["1582"]= "GUID-DCA095BA-246F-47A2-B464-83912BB4DEAA.html@@@Viewing policy validation issues@@@If policy validation finds issues, the issues are displayed in the Issues pane in the Policy Editing view or on the tab that shows the progress of installation...";
fil["1583"]= "GUID-DCB0FDBF-870E-4F20-B364-48AFCC42CEB9.html@@@Policy installation warnings about ignored Automatic Proxy ARP options@@@Misconfigurations can result in warnings about ignored Automatic Proxy ARP options...";
fil["1584"]= "GUID-DCCC0686-DF9E-4243-A6F5-D8498BED3C62.html@@@Correlation Context parameters@@@You can configure Correlation Context parameters to find patterns in event data...";
fil["1585"]= "GUID-DCF13E67-3A55-4BBB-9308-9AD452E58788.html@@@Editing sgagent.conf@@@You define attributes for the entire Server Pool in the sgagent.conf file...";
fil["1586"]= "GUID-DD3A86CF-24F4-4E5F-BD15-2F8C368901D5.html@@@Getting started with directory servers@@@A directory server is a server that contains a user database that is queried during the user authentication process...";
fil["1587"]= "GUID-DD48C315-44F3-4FA3-BEFA-0EBFB2E2CFB0.html@@@Positioning Log Servers@@@Log Servers store engine-generated logs and traffic captures. Several Log Servers can be located both on a central site as well as at remote sites...";
fil["1588"]= "GUID-DD64FA03-4DB4-463E-BA59-7CC037579604.html@@@Check Whois records for IP addresses in log entries@@@To get more information about the source of traffic that triggered a log entry, you can look up the Whois record of IP addresses in log entries...";
fil["1589"]= "GUID-DD7C5795-541A-4CE1-A001-A8D3260F402D.html@@@Limitations of Sidewinder Proxies@@@These limitations apply to Sidewinder Proxies...";
fil["1590"]= "GUID-DD9329CA-1956-468C-9B51-12B1FCF59DE2.html@@@Troubleshoot disabled options in the Management Client@@@There are several possible causes and solutions when some Management Client options are disabled...";
fil["1591"]= "GUID-DDA9402B-5C91-4CB3-9D75-0E8155E01740.html@@@Restore Log Server backups@@@The Log Server backup contains the Log Server\u2019s local configuration and optionally the logs...";
fil["1592"]= "GUID-DDA9F96B-6EF9-447A-B094-8AE42E003E2D.html@@@Enable SMC Web Access@@@You can enable and configure the feature in the properties of the Management Server or Web Portal Server...";
fil["1593"]= "GUID-DDD013C0-FC95-42EC-A72F-FADF8EE38420.html@@@Blacklisting IP addresses@@@Blacklisting is a way to temporarily block unwanted network traffic either manually or automatically with blacklist requests from an NGFW Engine or Log Server. Firewalls, IPS engines, Layer 2 Firewalls, and Virtual NGFW Engines can use a blacklist for blocking traffic...";
fil["1594"]= "GUID-DE0F7ABE-D645-456C-ACE8-740957252D5C.html@@@Save monitoring snapshots@@@You can save snapshots of connections, blacklists, VPN SAs, users, routing, SSL VPNs, and neighbors so that you can later view and compare them, or restore earlier versions of elements...";
fil["1595"]= "GUID-DE10DF76-C013-479B-8B1F-60745F6D0AD0.html@@@Export user information@@@You can export the user information stored in the internal user database on one Management Server to an .ldif file, to transfer it to another Management Server...";
fil["1596"]= "GUID-DE13447E-27F3-48DF-8E69-B580F7C26D38.html@@@Send commands to Virtual NGFW Engines@@@Commands to Virtual NGFW Engines are sent from the command line of the Master NGFW Engine that hosts the Virtual NGFW Engines...";
fil["1597"]= "GUID-DE7A6308-158B-40E9-A4CC-B64C1ED8C232.html@@@Example of a destination translation NAT rule@@@This example shows a static address translation that translates the external IP address of a web server to the server\u2019s internal address...";
fil["1598"]= "GUID-DE91FA4A-13B8-4E69-A85A-1382490062BC.html@@@Examples of bandwidth management and traffic prioritization scenarios@@@There are common uses for the bandwidth management features and general steps on how each scenario is configured...";
fil["1599"]= "GUID-DE9AA870-76AA-4AC0-8F9F-26E4F4F9F323.html@@@Create logon banners for administrators@@@Create a banner that shows all administrators information about the selected Management Server...";
fil["1600"]= "GUID-DE9F33C5-8AC8-4BA8-BC0E-EF3DF7C4CA7A.html@@@Run diagnostics on SMC servers@@@You can run diagnostics to check the status of the communication between all the SMC servers (Management Servers, Log Servers, and Web Portal Servers)...";
fil["1601"]= "GUID-DEDA0D8E-2E4C-45EB-B3F3-C3FDDD85358B.html@@@Getting started with NGFW Engines@@@NGFW Engine elements are used for the configuration and management of your Firewalls, IPS engines, and Layer 2 Firewalls...";
fil["1602"]= "GUID-DEE064DD-DBED-451F-8CB9-06D32576765C.html@@@Create Access rules for policy-based VPN traffic@@@No traffic is sent out through the policy-based VPN until you direct traffic to the VPN in the Access rules. The Policy-Based VPN element must be referenced in at least one Access rule...";
fil["1603"]= "GUID-DF08A79D-8217-4E68-B300-A9FB0737FEF3.html@@@Troubleshoot upgrade failure because of running services@@@Troubleshoot when you are unable to upgrade because the upgrade reports that some services are still running...";
fil["1604"]= "GUID-DF5A94EB-CB49-452C-86EB-8D4AB972FDDF.html@@@Centralized remote management@@@A centralized point for managing all system components simplifies the system administration significantly...";
fil["1605"]= "GUID-DF63E0E3-1EC3-465A-B9E0-314D333CBAA7.html@@@Defining Exception rules in Inspection Policy elements@@@Exception rules in Inspection Policy elements allow you to make changes to the Inspection Policy that are not applied to all connections...";
fil["1606"]= "GUID-DF7448D6-8094-4DDC-8727-13A5C2EB4D58.html@@@Vulnerability elements and how they work@@@Vulnerability elements provide a short description of the event that has matched and a reference to external vulnerability information (CVE/BID/MS/TA)...";
fil["1607"]= "GUID-DF776267-CB8C-48A7-B6D6-985281E939A1.html@@@Examples of route-based VPNs@@@These examples illustrate some common uses of route-based VPNs and general steps for how each example is configured...";
fil["1608"]= "GUID-DF8016E7-18E8-4120-A14A-3EF41697E032.html@@@Translate source addresses in packets@@@There are two types of source address translation: static source translation and dynamic source translation...";
fil["1609"]= "GUID-DFC4D9A2-0E3A-4099-9B93-D122D2F10701.html@@@Add manual ARP entries to NGFW Engines@@@You can add manual ARP entries for IPv4 and neighbor discover entries for IPv6 in the Engine Editor...";
fil["1610"]= "GUID-DFC5DD83-FE6B-425A-B87E-1C1118856507.html@@@Diagram configuration overview@@@Diagrams allow you to create models of network configurations...";
fil["1611"]= "GUID-DFDDC570-150B-4002-BC1A-7559908071A9.html@@@Configuration of Master NGFW Engines and Virtual NGFW Engines@@@Master NGFW Engines are physical devices that provide resources for multiple Virtual NGFW Engines...";
fil["1612"]= "GUID-E0484DB8-C6D4-4FC2-B815-D115592A8DEC.html@@@Manually enable 256-bit security strength for NGFW Engines@@@When you start using a new internal ECDSA certificate authority, 256-bit encryption is automatically enabled for NGFW Engines. If an NGFW Engine cannot communicate with the Management Server, manually enable 256-bit encryption on the NGFW Engine, then make initial contact between the NGFW Engine and the Management Server...";
fil["1613"]= "GUID-E050AE8C-7E85-4303-BBE2-819E6BFFA57F.html@@@Set the active Management Server@@@If the currently active Management Server is unreachable, set a different Management Server to active. If is also recommended to set a different Management Server active before you change the platform of the Management Server that is currently active...";
fil["1614"]= "GUID-E05E0CA6-DB91-42E9-B0E3-18F0EAEBF5C2.html@@@Use an HTTP proxy to connect to the ThreatSeeker Intelligence Cloud server@@@You can optionally configure an HTTP proxy for the engine&apos;s connection to the external ThreatSeeker Intelligence Cloud server...";
fil["1615"]= "GUID-E0774E35-7F8A-432D-A9AC-825C76548A4C.html@@@Setting up TLS inspection@@@The TLS inspection feature decrypts TLS connections so that they can be inspected for malicious traffic and then re-encrypts the traffic before sending it to its destination...";
fil["1616"]= "GUID-E0B4C1ED-D780-478D-AA22-6B3E9A7352B3.html@@@Back up or restore command-line dynamic routing configurations@@@You can back up and restore the current dynamic routing configuration that has been configured on the command line of the NGFW Engine...";
fil["1617"]= "GUID-E0B85CF4-7038-465C-949B-395B6DB7D2C3.html@@@Monitoring the status of NetLinks@@@To monitor the status of the links, define the probe IP addresses in the NetLink properties...";
fil["1618"]= "GUID-E0BCD9F6-680E-4CAE-B642-44BF84B96D07.html@@@Prevent other Access rules from matching policy-based VPN traffic@@@Access rules that do not have any Source VPN definition can match any traffic, including traffic that is received through a VPN.  You can optionally use the Source VPN cell to match traffic based on whether the traffic is coming from a policy-based VPN tunnel...";
fil["1619"]= "GUID-E0E21A6B-A1F3-44C2-B284-C2764DB17BB2.html@@@Activating TLS inspection@@@To activate TLS inspection, you must configure client or server protection on the engine and define the inspected traffic in Access rules. You might also need to create a custom HTTPS Service element...";
fil["1620"]= "GUID-E0F0A9AC-F53A-4914-A66E-1D407ABA699C.html@@@Enable file filtering in policy elements@@@When you enable file filtering in Firewall, IPS, Layer 2 Firewall, or Layer 2 Interface Policy elements, traffic is checked against the File Filtering Policy...";
fil["1621"]= "GUID-E0FD9A38-F98A-45C0-AD83-E39CECF8CB9D.html@@@Supported encryption algorithms for IPsec VPNs@@@Encryption algorithms scramble data, so that it is not viewable while in transit...";
fil["1622"]= "GUID-E1338E69-4061-4711-AB0B-7262A2E264B2.html@@@Inbound traffic management configuration overview@@@The process of configuring inbound traffic management consists of the following overall steps...";
fil["1623"]= "GUID-E1735EC5-6AE9-4EBF-A217-8228A7DA9AB0.html@@@Authenticate to the NGFW Engine@@@End users can authenticate and re-authenticate using a compatible VPN client or a web browser...";
fil["1624"]= "GUID-E17EEF30-D6BB-4581-A80E-18C1344FD76F.html@@@Restricting administrator editing rights in Firewall Policies example@@@You can restrict the editing rights of network administrators in your organization, as needed...";
fil["1625"]= "GUID-E19501DC-D8F1-44E2-917B-294AB731281B.html@@@Deleting policies templates or sub-policies@@@If no policies are based on a policy template, you can delete the template. Similarly, you can delete a Sub-Policy as long as no Jump rules use it...";
fil["1626"]= "GUID-E1B77D6E-314A-44C6-8110-3F8BF918D3D9.html@@@Licensing components and features@@@License files provide your system a proof of purchase. The Management Server maintains license files...";
fil["1627"]= "GUID-E1F07FEA-452D-49BB-820F-69066C8F5CD5.html@@@Default alert escalation elements@@@The alert system includes some predefined elements for configuring alert escalation...";
fil["1628"]= "GUID-E20B735E-5BB7-44A5-802A-C5953ED8327A.html@@@Upgrading the SMC configuration overview@@@All SMC components must be upgraded at the same time. Before upgrading, make sure that SMC licenses are up to date...";
fil["1629"]= "GUID-E21F9027-6D68-4585-B06D-B9882A64F59D.html@@@Create a Policy-Based VPN element@@@Create a Policy-Based VPN element and define the properties for the element...";
fil["1630"]= "GUID-E250EE31-3C52-4C21-BF0D-280301C88023.html@@@Configure SMC API@@@The Application Programming Interface (API) of SMC allows external applications to connect with the SMC...";
fil["1631"]= "GUID-E25A2975-7F8D-46DD-901D-5B562133C54D.html@@@Getting started with licenses@@@Licenses prove that your organization has legally purchased the SMC components and NGFW Engines. You can upgrade them to new supported versions as part of each component\u2019s support and maintenance contract...";
fil["1632"]= "GUID-E2672011-E588-4AB5-A145-867724F932B7.html@@@Rule identifiers and how they work@@@The ID and Tag for each rule are automatically created and updated. You can optionally specify a name for each rule...";
fil["1633"]= "GUID-E26AE811-E651-4CDA-8430-7E5368ABB66E.html@@@Define NetBIOS Protocol options@@@The NetBIOS Protocol Agent can be used to make NAT modifications in IP addresses transported in the payload of Windows NetBIOS Datagram Service connections through the Firewall. It can also be used for deep inspection on IPS engines and Layer 2 Firewalls...";
fil["1634"]= "GUID-E2BE80BB-0059-47ED-9A6D-31C35F7BE954.html@@@Select which internal certificate authority signs each certificate@@@When there is more than one valid CA, you can select which CA signs each certificate...";
fil["1635"]= "GUID-E2C4929B-82EF-49FD-92D6-23BEFEEF5470.html@@@Define H323 Protocol parameters@@@The H323 Protocol Agent tracks H.323 connections...";
fil["1636"]= "GUID-E2E9225B-B4AF-4872-B23C-49A710A2C072.html@@@Example VPN configuration 2: define a site for the external VPN gateway@@@The External VPN Gateway element needs a Site element...";
fil["1637"]= "GUID-E30AF537-ABAA-4941-8EAE-4DD8E36B824A.html@@@Define MSRPC Protocol parameters@@@The MSRPC (Microsoft RPC) Protocol Agent allows related connections for the endpoint mapper (EPM) protocol. It also handles NAT modifications for communications between Microsoft Outlook clients and Microsoft Exchange servers...";
fil["1638"]= "GUID-E3414E71-E651-463D-BE49-C72DBBED2485.html@@@Change the type of the internal certificate authority@@@When you install the SMC, an internal Elliptic Curve Digital Signature Algorithm (ECDSA) certificate authority or an internal RSA certificate authority is automatically created. You can optionally change the type of the internal certificate authority...";
fil["1639"]= "GUID-E351D103-A6E1-4651-B0E0-2A3D679DEF5A.html@@@VPN client settings@@@Forcepoint VPN Client does not have controls for many settings that are needed for establishing a VPN. These settings are defined in the SMC. Forcepoint VPN Client downloads the settings from the gateways it connects to. VPN clients are only supported in policy-based VPNs...";
fil["1640"]= "GUID-E362E1A7-D99D-4102-804A-29EF6015929A.html@@@Layer 2 Firewall deployment example@@@This example shows how to deploy Forcepoint NGFW in the Layer 2 Firewall role in an organization...";
fil["1641"]= "GUID-E399D0C7-3031-40C8-B17F-DC1375BA6DD4.html@@@Export selected elements@@@You can export most kinds of individual elements...";
fil["1642"]= "GUID-E3B48AEB-224B-4282-B6A0-FD4B88E6C561.html@@@Master NGFW Engine license limits@@@Master NGFW Engines use the same NGFW Engine licenses as other NGFW Engines. The NGFW Engine licenses enable the Virtual NGFW Engine features...";
fil["1643"]= "GUID-E3BDA771-4171-4A96-A466-D836F8E5DE89.html@@@Incident Case elements@@@When suspicious activity is detected, it is important to collect information about the incident and act quickly. The Incident Case element is a tool for investigating incidents of suspicious activity...";
fil["1644"]= "GUID-E3D4D9CD-0F4F-4D81-9C40-B36F59D19931.html@@@Example of a static source translation NAT rule@@@This example shows a static address translation that translates the addresses in one network to IP addresses in another network...";
fil["1645"]= "GUID-E3FCD8AD-E9F0-43E9-9C76-EA74D2C87F29.html@@@Install policies@@@After creating or editing a policy, you must install or refresh the policy on the engine...";
fil["1646"]= "GUID-E40CEC17-F298-4349-A21E-5CED278D72C7.html@@@Monitoring users in the Home view@@@In the Home view of the Management Client, there are user dashboards where you can see an overview of user activity...";
fil["1647"]= "GUID-E41A542A-4B8B-4786-AF74-7977B56AC07D.html@@@Post-processing report files@@@You can customize reports by post processing them as part of the Report Task...";
fil["1648"]= "GUID-E41EB9B0-76D2-40EF-9A6B-9C0C2B2CD474.html@@@Browse log entries that have been forwarded to an Elasticsearch cluster@@@You can browse log entries that have been forwarded to an Elasticsearch cluster using the Management Client in the same way as for other log entries...";
fil["1649"]= "GUID-E43CF921-50A1-425A-9680-63272DAE557D.html@@@Creating Administrator Role and Access Control List elements@@@You can use Administrator Role and Access Control List elements in accounts that define restricted administrator permissions...";
fil["1650"]= "GUID-E4433D9E-D854-441C-9836-05628C0CB09B.html@@@Define general syslog settings@@@You can adjust general log forwarding settings by editing the LogServerConfiguration.txt. Adjusting these settings is optional...";
fil["1651"]= "GUID-E4B3D1F3-BD84-4FD1-BC78-90B10AE6154C.html@@@Log fields@@@For descriptions of all log fields, see Knowledge Base article 38581...";
fil["1652"]= "GUID-E4D22B87-0033-4EA1-AFA2-22DABAA8BD54.html@@@Grouping operands using parentheses@@@Parentheses allow grouping the expression so that the operands you add are processed in a non-standard order...";
fil["1653"]= "GUID-E526CEEE-FFBC-47A8-82D4-0561C4857D06.html@@@Connecting NGFW Engines to the SMC@@@To maintain the security of your system, the NGFW Engines establish an authenticated and encrypted connection with Log Servers and Management Servers...";
fil["1654"]= "GUID-E53345F5-9F08-406F-8DC8-ACED84A9DD3B.html@@@Defining User Response elements@@@With the User Response element, you can send customized replies to users, instead of just closing an HTTP or HTTPS connection...";
fil["1655"]= "GUID-E5337083-BDBC-4DDA-BFDF-ACA68B409BD7.html@@@Example: adding a node to a Firewall Cluster element@@@An example of adding a node to an existing Firewall Cluster element and configuring the interfaces...";
fil["1656"]= "GUID-E54A950B-8498-4773-9777-B85860F3C426.html@@@Converting logs from third-party devices@@@You can set up most external devices to send logs to the Log Server in syslog format...";
fil["1657"]= "GUID-E5661B1A-D96D-4AB0-A6ED-4FB2FFEC76D7.html@@@Outbound traffic management configuration overview@@@Multi-Link uses multiple NetLinks to balance the load of outbound traffic and ensure high availability of Internet connectivity. With each new outbound connection, the NGFW Engine selects the fastest route for the connection from the available NetLinks...";
fil["1658"]= "GUID-E56859F6-BE29-4BC5-A3AB-497A623F4650.html@@@Defining Host elements@@@A Host element represents the IP addresses of any single device...";
fil["1659"]= "GUID-E58A6494-D3D1-431E-9AA0-40BDA7B1D701.html@@@Delete log data@@@To permanently delete generated log data, you can delete it from the active storage or delete it as it arrives to the Log Server using pruning filters...";
fil["1660"]= "GUID-E60BFEB8-F77E-4FE8-A1B8-7505B66DC7B6.html@@@Renew an internally signed certificate for a VPN Gateway element@@@New certificates signed by the new default certificate authority are automatically created for VPN Gateway elements. You must manually create and renew any certificates that are not signed by the default certificate authority...";
fil["1661"]= "GUID-E6276250-8D59-4434-A5FA-C9EEA3BDCD57.html@@@Replace a Management Server POL-bound license with an IP-address-bound license or a POS-bound license@@@If you bind an IP-address-bound license or a POS-bound license to a component that already has a Management Server POL-bound license, the component has two licenses. To avoid duplicate licenses, replace the existing Management Server POL-bound license with a new license...";
fil["1662"]= "GUID-E65027BC-6EBA-4DC5-B8CF-6699A41AA7DC.html@@@Define QoS rules in QoS Policy elements@@@After creating a QoS Policy, add QoS rules to it...";
fil["1663"]= "GUID-E65591BA-82CE-4BD4-A284-B8E842A4CAAE.html@@@Define contact addresses for Node Dedicated IP Addresses@@@If NAT is applied to communications between the engine and some other component that contacts the engine, define the Default contact address for the Node Dedicated IP Address (NDI). You can also define location-specific contact addresses...";
fil["1664"]= "GUID-E6C7511F-8DE0-4FB3-BCE1-E880716AE03B.html@@@Log messages for troubleshooting@@@Log messages provide useful information for troubleshooting...";
fil["1665"]= "GUID-E6C84FF4-88A3-4190-9E03-AE889D102758.html@@@VPN certificate issues@@@Your VPN Gateway always needs a certificate if VPN clients connect to it. In a site-to-site VPN, certificates are required when the VPN Profile used includes a certificate-based authentication method (ECDSA signatures, RSA signatures, or DSS (DSA) signatures)...";
fil["1666"]= "GUID-E6F3D22E-1A76-4419-B309-82F8DD6A05B4.html@@@Examples of Protocol Agents@@@These examples illustrate some common uses for Protocol Agents and the general steps on how each example is configured...";
fil["1667"]= "GUID-E701F35F-CBF0-4F93-A128-E514BF4769BF.html@@@Create shared physical interfaces for Master NGFW Engines@@@In the properties of the physical interface, you must add multiple Virtual Resources...";
fil["1668"]= "GUID-E7347FCE-97E3-432F-AE26-ADDBC7F9A621.html@@@Cancel ongoing report tasks@@@If the report you are generating includes large amounts of data, generating the report can take a long time...";
fil["1669"]= "GUID-E73521C2-1BED-41C3-B7C0-5242881FD0CE.html@@@Whitelisting traffic@@@Whitelisting means defining a list of IP addresses that must never be blacklisted...";
fil["1670"]= "GUID-E74D05C1-46EF-4C57-8D96-21C2FF061998.html@@@Unload SMC Appliance patches on the command line@@@When you load patches, they are copied to the patch storage on the SMC Appliance. Use the unload command to remove patches that have been loaded but not installed from the patch storage on the SMC Appliance...";
fil["1671"]= "GUID-E760054B-23F2-424D-AD65-90567F3B2790.html@@@Global settings dialog box@@@Use the Global settings dialog box to set the event notification settings for all SMC administrators. SMC administrators with unrestricted permissions (superusers) can change the global settings...";
fil["1672"]= "GUID-E7AC05DB-AD7E-4070-A3AE-B81236AB1181.html@@@Interface numbering@@@The interfaces have their own numbering in the SMC called the interface ID. The interface IDs are mapped to the corresponding network interfaces on the NGFW Engine when you configure the Forcepoint NGFW software...";
fil["1673"]= "GUID-E7DAA6DA-9DBC-4DF7-9B9C-889E05457A9D.html@@@Respond to alerts about inoperative NGFW Engines@@@The Inoperative NGFW Engines alert is triggered when the Management Server does not receive the expected status updates from an NGFW Engine. The Status Surveillance option must also be selected for the engine...";
fil["1674"]= "GUID-E84DE1BF-8884-4A24-96C9-13FAF269D876.html@@@Engine permissions configuration overview@@@You can define the permissions that permit users to edit and view engine elements, and allow policies to install on the engine...";
fil["1675"]= "GUID-E86AAC1D-36C5-4212-8E0C-93EA79981662.html@@@Using additional SMC servers for high availability@@@You can install additional Management Servers and Log Servers for high availability...";
fil["1676"]= "GUID-E86DD09F-BB97-4433-A71F-DCBAAB02C5F3.html@@@Create a certificate request@@@To create a certificate request, you must create a TLS Credentials element...";
fil["1677"]= "GUID-E877BD90-E106-4C4A-8D20-97790872CFE9.html@@@Overwrite old log or audit entries when log storage is full@@@By default, Log Servers stop receiving log entries when the log storage is full, and Management Servers shut down when the audit storage is full. You can optionally overwrite old log entries when the log storage is full...";
fil["1678"]= "GUID-E87CD799-2A2A-4111-96EF-44C84C6F2324.html@@@Supported platforms for SMC deployment@@@SMC server components can be installed on third-party hardware or they are available as a dedicated Forcepoint NGFW Security Management Center Appliance (SMC Appliance)...";
fil["1679"]= "GUID-E8B2C645-778F-482C-B7F4-6EC7A2D83FDA.html@@@Geolocations and IP addresses in Google Maps@@@You can view the actual location of a Geolocation element or an IP address in more detail in Google Maps...";
fil["1680"]= "GUID-E8F48B74-F7FB-4347-BE29-1BE4AAE811DA.html@@@Add Statistics Sections to Overview elements@@@If you want to see statistical information in table or chart form, add a Statistics Section...";
fil["1681"]= "GUID-E9285EF7-EACA-4C62-BF34-E585EDF8A73D.html@@@Add System Summary Sections to Overview elements@@@The system summary is shown in the default start view, but you can also add it to your own Overviews...";
fil["1682"]= "GUID-E9359198-49F7-4752-8D40-63FE22F77863.html@@@Clustering and VPNs@@@A Forcepoint NGFW cluster can be used as a gateway in policy-based and route-based VPNs. There are no additional configuration steps compared to a Single Firewall...";
fil["1683"]= "GUID-E94A9E9D-253E-49CC-A6E7-FBACD612E672.html@@@Define destination cache settings for NetLinks in Outbound Multi-Link elements@@@Information about the performance of each NetLink is cached so that no new measurement is made if a new connection is opened to the same destination within a short time period. You can optionally define the duration of the cached information...";
fil["1684"]= "GUID-E959BFE5-288C-4273-9226-91F05B1FFAE8.html@@@Multicast MAC@@@In case it is not feasible to use a switch that works in unicast mode with clusters, a shared multicast MAC can be defined for the cluster nodes...";
fil["1685"]= "GUID-E99FB34C-E9AF-41FA-9DDF-DC80FCEC5193.html@@@Change the interfaces and routing for converted Virtual Firewall elements@@@The Virtual NGFW Engine interface configuration is automatically generated based on the Master NGFW Engine interface configuration. Some settings can be adjusted...";
fil["1686"]= "GUID-E9A18511-5105-47F2-8EF7-D25CBD8C6A87.html@@@Enable redirection to the original destination@@@Add the necessary Access rules to configure the redirection of unauthenticated HTTP or HTTPS connections from the status page to the destination that the user originally wanted to access...";
fil["1687"]= "GUID-E9AE3EF1-767A-40BD-A5D6-E5F050A772B9.html@@@Benefits of adding Field Resolvers in Logging Profile elements@@@Field Resolvers convert values in incoming syslog fields to different values in SMC logs...";
fil["1688"]= "GUID-E9C50CB8-AB42-4D16-8553-4F173FA72809.html@@@Add Web Portal languages@@@You can add new translations of the Web Portal interface labels in addition to the default languages offered...";
fil["1689"]= "GUID-E9D7531F-2857-4AC4-AAF7-2FFF4377AFDA.html@@@Add IPv4 and IPv6 addresses to Layer 2 Firewall Cluster interfaces@@@You can add IPv4 and IPv6 addresses to system communication interfaces on Layer 2 Firewall Clusters...";
fil["1690"]= "GUID-E9DA8FFF-7658-408A-8626-465921940B7C.html@@@Create Server Pool elements@@@The Server Pool element collects servers that provide a particular service into a single element and defines the settings for handling the inbound traffic...";
fil["1691"]= "GUID-EA297BC5-6801-4EB7-A372-244E9A644B38.html@@@Add metrics or enable ECMP on a route@@@You can modify the metrics or enable ECMP on routes in the routing configuration...";
fil["1692"]= "GUID-EA3A3B06-4441-480C-AF7E-02C758949FE4.html@@@Distribute Tunnel Interfaces to converted Virtual Firewall elements@@@If Tunnel Interfaces are defined for the Single Firewall or Firewall Cluster element on which the configuration is based, you must move the Tunnel Interfaces into the interface configuration for the Virtual Firewall elements...";
fil["1693"]= "GUID-EA3DE30E-443C-4A67-A4AD-1D4CC0FBAB61.html@@@Default elements for user authentication@@@There are predefined Authentication Method elements for user authentication on the firewall and for external user authentication...";
fil["1694"]= "GUID-EA4721A1-C46D-4F3A-95CF-634BC16D4000.html@@@Define External DNS Server elements@@@There are some cases in which you must define an External DNS Server element...";
fil["1695"]= "GUID-EA7CBF4C-C95D-41BD-9409-FD2985F019F9.html@@@Add NAT definitions for converted Virtual Firewall elements@@@On the Define NAT Definitions for Virtual Security Engines page, you can define how Virtual Firewalls translate network addresses...";
fil["1696"]= "GUID-EA8CF671-0115-4F42-AB0D-DDCEB99A4FC2.html@@@How file filtering works@@@Use file filtering to scan files for malware and to restrict which file types are allowed through the NGFW Engine...";
fil["1697"]= "GUID-EAFB4DC5-50EA-4930-A1E1-BBB13E9547D8.html@@@How membership messages are used with IGMP@@@Multicast routers use IGMP for enquiring periodically which multicast groups have members in the connected local networks...";
fil["1698"]= "GUID-EB6056F7-DCDF-4DDB-BE73-D1ADD6AB54C8.html@@@Example: Create a filter for log entries associated with specific users@@@This scenario shows an example of using filters to include logs in a report...";
fil["1699"]= "GUID-EB71C123-5F60-448C-B21E-4BCC3630C750.html@@@Monitoring and testing user authentication@@@You can find information about successful and failed user authentication attempts, as well as the system\u2019s own connections to external authentication servers in the logs...";
fil["1700"]= "GUID-EBAC6545-ECB3-45AF-A604-B2798A569206.html@@@Validity of VPN certificates@@@VPN certificates are always valid starting from a specific date and time and expire at a specific date and time in the future...";
fil["1701"]= "GUID-EBB06E5E-5136-4AE8-B3C8-1C81EE1E978A.html@@@Default elements for Ethernet rules@@@The predefined Ethernet rules in default template policies allow the most common types of Ethernet traffic...";
fil["1702"]= "GUID-EBD649C9-7C16-4C8D-B995-22B26FAC62BE.html@@@SCCP Protocol Agent@@@The SCCP (Skinny Call Control Protocol) provides support for related RTP (Real-time Transport Protocol) connections in VoIP traffic...";
fil["1703"]= "GUID-EBF69D03-F3D3-4359-B40C-B5C31FFB5C8E.html@@@Adding comments in policies@@@You can add comments to the Comment cell in each rule or you can insert Rule Sections to add comment rows to the policy...";
fil["1704"]= "GUID-EC0CB6F3-12F6-4B72-BCF0-D8DCAD6A903A.html@@@Enable Sidewinder Proxy@@@To start using Sidewinder Proxy, you must enable the feature in the Engine Editor...";
fil["1705"]= "GUID-EC206B1E-2B15-45D4-8BCB-D1C3BA4CA817.html@@@What Overview elements show@@@Overviews contain high-level status and statistical information...";
fil["1706"]= "GUID-ECB447D6-E550-4143-9256-9B643CC7C4CF.html@@@Configuring NAT rules@@@Address translation is configured as part of the Firewall Policy using NAT rules...";
fil["1707"]= "GUID-ECD6FE88-A07E-40E8-B1F4-46FBAC8D33C0.html@@@Add bookmarks to the toolbar in the Management Client@@@You can add your bookmarks to the toolbar under the shortcut icons...";
fil["1708"]= "GUID-ED05A173-B9EC-463D-A91C-190E69F9282B.html@@@Create Vulnerability elements@@@You can create custom Vulnerability elements to associate Situations with vulnerabilities that are not included in the default Vulnerability elements...";
fil["1709"]= "GUID-ED68C0EF-F5CA-4849-B6FC-4C2722D67C88.html@@@Define Action options in Access rules@@@Action options define additional specific options for various features...";
fil["1710"]= "GUID-EDA5DAEB-5B0D-4385-B45E-3A59AB548B38.html@@@Defining Address Range elements@@@An Address Range element can specify any continuous range of IP addresses...";
fil["1711"]= "GUID-EE0EACFC-3269-4936-9B59-668D2EAF6245.html@@@Network Applications configuration overview@@@No configuration is required to be able to use Network Application elements in Access rules...";
fil["1712"]= "GUID-EE13F78B-2760-47EE-9AD6-7EB5C504E7AA.html@@@Change administrator passwords@@@If you have not configured administrator passwords to automatically expire, we recommend that you change administrator passwords regularly...";
fil["1713"]= "GUID-EE55D1B2-C172-4CDF-A581-BF46FAA81358.html@@@Adding comments to rules@@@You can add comments to rules to provide useful information to administrators and to make policies easier to read...";
fil["1714"]= "GUID-EE9EFDF5-1027-4EE1-ABF6-DA9B3DBB7848.html@@@Remove the authentication settings of a user@@@If you need to revoke a user&apos;s access rights quickly, you can remove all authentication settings of a user without deleting the user...";
fil["1715"]= "GUID-EEA39D1D-8D27-482B-9C96-F52583E925AF.html@@@Add administrator accounts@@@Administrator elements represent administrator accounts in the SMC. Administrators configure and monitor the SMC and the NGFW Engines...";
fil["1716"]= "GUID-EECA15DA-9B8A-4C2F-9C42-D53516ADC19E.html@@@Forcepoint Advanced Malware Detection and how it works@@@Forcepoint Advanced Malware Detection detects advanced threats by analyzing the behavior of files in the a restricted operating system environment...";
fil["1717"]= "GUID-EEEC4B07-9EBC-4991-9B15-C4E33B3A635B.html@@@NGFW Engine configuration overview@@@Configuring Firewalls, IPS engines, and Layer 2 Firewalls consists of several general procedures...";
fil["1718"]= "GUID-EEFC2BF7-2F68-4684-9DEA-EE210B123395.html@@@Regular expression syntax@@@The SMC has its own regular expression syntax. Regular expressions are used in Situations for matching network traffic. Situations are used in the Inspection rules on NGFW Engines...";
fil["1719"]= "GUID-EF0BEB22-7B84-4271-84EC-8E479C9846B4.html@@@Edit Alert Chain elements@@@Alert Chain elements are composed of rows ordered from top to bottom. Each row specifies a notification method and a recipient...";
fil["1720"]= "GUID-EF2451B4-0959-40A6-BED6-40EF1B38E9D0.html@@@Overview of Access rules@@@Access rules are traffic handling rules in which you define the details of traffic examination and which action to take when matching details are found...";
fil["1721"]= "GUID-EF3B4312-CC7A-4319-86B4-FE960520C559.html@@@Add Statistical Items to Overview elements@@@To see a representation of statistical data in an Overview, add a Statistical Item...";
fil["1722"]= "GUID-EF51019C-06CB-4416-B56C-BE5FF99D4E51.html@@@Examples of policy-based VPNs@@@These examples illustrate some common uses for policy-based VPNs and general steps for how each example is configured...";
fil["1723"]= "GUID-EF6E4BB4-BF12-42BD-B915-7A396386EBDE.html@@@Increase or decrease text size in log entries@@@You can increase, decrease, and reset the text size in the Logs view...";
fil["1724"]= "GUID-EF997869-D3C9-4A42-9E8E-367F0116C81A.html@@@Create custom Situation elements@@@You can create custom Situation elements in addition to using the predefined ones...";
fil["1725"]= "GUID-EFB9A4F5-88E7-4C21-AAF3-BE4CAA2F3DCB.html@@@Engine Editor &gt; Common elements@@@Use the Engine Editor toolbar options to save changes to the configuration and refresh the policy on the NGFW Engine...";
fil["1726"]= "GUID-EFC555A1-BACF-4E0A-BB1A-FD364EE70301.html@@@Adjusting Firewall clustering options@@@You can check and adjust some of the settings related to how the Firewall Cluster behaves and exchanges information from node to node...";
fil["1727"]= "GUID-EFECC0ED-C8B9-4BF3-93EF-44D2E2D6B8AE.html@@@Adjusting gateway settings for NGFW Engines in existing VPNs@@@The Gateway Settings element defines performance-related VPN options for the NGFW Engines...";
fil["1728"]= "GUID-F0381B60-2228-4D05-A9F7-85FEA77B7DAB.html@@@Create Access rules for network application detection@@@To detect network application use, create Access rules that define the matching criteria...";
fil["1729"]= "GUID-F03CD213-8A04-402D-96A4-30619F380DE7.html@@@Disable or enable automatic database replication from active Management Server to additional Management Servers@@@By default, changes in the configuration information stored on the currently active Management Server are automatically copied to all other Management Servers...";
fil["1730"]= "GUID-F0647576-A0AE-4537-BE4F-CE11A957F68C.html@@@Create Route-Based VPN Tunnel elements@@@Route-Based VPN Tunnel elements represent the endpoints of the tunnel...";
fil["1731"]= "GUID-F080FA5D-7F5A-4AA5-88E1-C628D4F1646F.html@@@Using operands@@@When creating expressions, you can use the negation, intersection, and union operands...";
fil["1732"]= "GUID-F0836758-584A-4190-ACE3-9873C34292C1.html@@@Renew NGFW Engine certificates@@@NGFW Engine certificates are renewed automatically. You might have to renew NGFW Engine certificates manually in some cases...";
fil["1733"]= "GUID-F0AF1FB9-C46A-4993-9CA8-5DC53BAF1ABA.html@@@Add VLAN interfaces to Virtual NGFW Engine interfaces@@@VLANs divide a single physical network link into several virtual links...";
fil["1734"]= "GUID-F1313FE6-706B-4075-8D73-07EAA28D36EB.html@@@Element-based NAT and how it works@@@With element-based NAT, you select which elements have their own NAT address and define the NAT addresses for those elements...";
fil["1735"]= "GUID-F135AED6-594D-447D-9CCD-FEE64D7395D9.html@@@Export IPS traffic recordings@@@You can set IPS Inspection rules to record network traffic as a logging option in both the Exceptions and the Rules tree...";
fil["1736"]= "GUID-F162BC5C-C591-4366-ADB2-3F2022846D8A.html@@@Restricting Firewall Access rule matches based on the source VPN@@@You can match Firewall Access rules based on whether the traffic is coming from a particular policy-based VPN...";
fil["1737"]= "GUID-F17B7BEA-70E1-4795-8D23-92342759D749.html@@@Troubleshoot traffic that is incorrectly stopped by the firewall@@@The Firewall might incorrectly stop traffic that you want to allow. To check possible configuration errors, use log entries to locate the correct policy...";
fil["1738"]= "GUID-F17E6BAB-3A1E-4841-866E-0D5F9BC40224.html@@@Install Server Pool Monitoring Agents in Windows@@@Install Server Pool Monitoring Agents on all members of a Windows-based server pool. Perform this task on all Server Pool members...";
fil["1739"]= "GUID-F189CF67-274A-4385-B15A-273C4E069FBA.html@@@Export reports as HTML files@@@When you export a report as an HTML file, a default template is automatically used as the background for the report...";
fil["1740"]= "GUID-F1BD3CD3-8C10-42BF-8C36-2D04C2151009.html@@@Sort log entries@@@By default, log entries are sorted according to their creation time. You can alternatively sort log entries according to any other column heading...";
fil["1741"]= "GUID-F1CC502B-EC50-4A90-8EB4-671A74F2F77F.html@@@Create Access rules to allow the type of traffic that is handled by the Server Pool@@@Before you can enable Server Pool load balancing using NAT rules, you must create Access rules to allow the type of traffic that is handled by the Server Pool...";
fil["1742"]= "GUID-F2023045-E45F-4492-9793-723349A2D44F.html@@@Select User Identification Service for NGFW Engines@@@You can select the User Identification Service for each NGFW Engine in the Engine Editor...";
fil["1743"]= "GUID-F229A7CF-7200-4E1C-92AA-99FBB530E240.html@@@Remove NGFW Engine tests@@@Removing a test permanently removes the test settings from the selected NGFW Engine...";
fil["1744"]= "GUID-F2425D73-03CB-4A1A-B32D-92CC76A468E0.html@@@Editing rules in a policy@@@Editing rules consists of defining matching criteria for different rule cells and making sure that the rules are organized in a logical way in the rule table...";
fil["1745"]= "GUID-F2896F19-7BC4-4834-9D77-C95E763866F1.html@@@Enable or disable automatic checking of maintenance contract information@@@You need to allow the Management Server to connect to Forcepoint servers...";
fil["1746"]= "GUID-F28AB169-10A2-4E87-AC19-21176B96B20A.html@@@Define logging options for Exception rules@@@Inspection Exception rules can create a log or alert entry each time they match...";
fil["1747"]= "GUID-F2E75721-E951-4FE2-86EE-656E7680B56B.html@@@Overview of external user authentication@@@External user authentication means that authentication services are provided by an authentication server outside of the SMC...";
fil["1748"]= "GUID-F30FDC03-6288-4738-BC60-A7C05F507B86.html@@@Customize the User Authentication Pages for browser-based user authentication@@@You can customize the logon, challenge, re-authentication, and status pages that are shown to users when they authenticate using a web browser...";
fil["1749"]= "GUID-F3281589-DF62-4BA2-B4A5-A9902EFCB066.html@@@Running NGFW Engines as Master NGFW Engines@@@There are some hardware requirements and configuration limitations when you use an NGFW Engine as a Master NGFW Engine...";
fil["1750"]= "GUID-F3281589-DF62-4BA2-B4A5-A9902EFCB066_2.html@@@Running NGFW Engines as Master NGFW Engines@@@There are some hardware requirements and configuration limitations when you use an NGFW Engine as a Master NGFW Engine...";
fil["1751"]= "GUID-F3389582-B0CE-4F42-B337-76995BED42EE.html@@@DNS relay configuration overview@@@To use DNS relay, you must configure settings for the firewall in the Management Client, and configure clients in your network environment...";
fil["1752"]= "GUID-F35294A5-B081-4EBD-809A-CD3515608065.html@@@Support for McAfee Advanced Threat Defense@@@McAfee Advanced Threat Defense is no longer supported in NGFW version 6.4.0 and higher. We recommend that you use Forcepoint Advanced Malware Detection instead...";
fil["1753"]= "GUID-F3903756-4E0F-4DEC-9FB5-27B60876D0F4.html@@@Event Group@@@Event Group finds event patterns in traffic by following if all events in the defined set of Situations match at least once in any order within the defined time period...";
fil["1754"]= "GUID-F39E68E6-45A3-46C7-B7E7-E4C5F5155CA0.html@@@Renewing certificates@@@You must renew certificates and certificate authorities when they expire...";
fil["1755"]= "GUID-F3A93F86-3F16-43E9-91FF-63869A6CCADD.html@@@Changing gateway IP addresses in an existing VPN@@@If the IP address of a device that you use as a VPN gateway changes, change the gateway IP addresses in NPNs where the gateways are used...";
fil["1756"]= "GUID-F3BDA18A-3C8C-49E7-8BDF-AFBA737E5B3F.html@@@Introduction to Forcepoint NGFW in the IPS and Layer 2 Firewall roles@@@The NGFW Engines in the IPS and Layer 2 Firewall roles are part of the Forcepoint NGFW solution. The IPS component provides intrusion detection and prevention, and the Layer 2 Firewalls provide access control and deep inspection of traffic...";
fil["1757"]= "GUID-F3BFA212-CE7D-4A01-A7F4-35636E378904.html@@@Restoring backups@@@Restoring backups allows you to recover from the loss of the system configurations, or to relocate the SMC servers onto different hardware...";
fil["1758"]= "GUID-F40871D5-06CF-4F07-935C-9892E57F83E9.html@@@Define endpoints for External VPN Gateways@@@Each endpoint is dedicated for one External VPN Gateway element...";
fil["1759"]= "GUID-F443A58A-2848-40DD-8EC5-ED680B0EF0A6.html@@@Enable Server Pool Monitoring Agents@@@Enable Server Pool Monitoring Agents for one Server Pool element...";
fil["1760"]= "GUID-F454E3F0-2AE6-458A-AF19-BC9EF4911964.html@@@Multicasting vs. unicasting or broadcasting@@@Multicasting differs in certain important respects from unicasting and broadcasting as a transmission technique...";
fil["1761"]= "GUID-F47E4A2D-AF16-4087-9D7F-CDEC23C421DD.html@@@Managing and scheduling Tasks@@@Tasks define parameters of system maintenance operations. You can run maintenance operations manually or automatically according to a schedule you set...";
fil["1762"]= "GUID-F47F2DD4-5A1F-45D1-924E-B782DC3A12AE.html@@@Example: Layer 2 Firewall Inline Interfaces in inline mode@@@An example of deploying a Layer 2 Firewall in the traffic path in inline mode...";
fil["1763"]= "GUID-F48108DB-1953-4CCC-A969-5DD4F796D2B6.html@@@Remove Statistical Items from Overview elements@@@If you no longer find a Statistical Item useful or relevant, you can remove it...";
fil["1764"]= "GUID-F49460B6-DADA-4561-A258-1562D18D4469.html@@@Deploying the SMC@@@When deploying the SMC, there are some general guidelines for positioning components to guarantee the security of the system...";
fil["1765"]= "GUID-F494BE4E-A175-42F3-8224-BFAC9F3A203F.html@@@Change your own administrator password@@@All administrators can change their own passwords in the Management Client or the Web Portal...";
fil["1766"]= "GUID-F4AE1687-EA49-473B-9605-52D432CF2F0A.html@@@Install licenses for additional Management Servers@@@Using additional Management Servers requires a special combined license that lists the IP addresses of all Management Servers within the same SMC...";
fil["1767"]= "GUID-F4C3596C-266A-435D-8BB7-010649779E25.html@@@HTTPS Protocol Agent@@@The HTTPS Protocol Agent can be used for identifying encrypted HTTPS traffic for decryption and inspection in the Access rules, for identifying encrypted HTTPS traffic for inspection in the Inspection Policy, and for redirecting connections to a proxy service...";
fil["1768"]= "GUID-F4C7345D-33D8-4DCC-9E03-54597ACDB895.html@@@Managing licenses@@@All SMC components and NGFW Engines must be licensed as a proof of purchase. In addition, some additional features can be activated by installing a feature license...";
fil["1769"]= "GUID-F51516E5-5C34-461C-8030-3415F2ED219A.html@@@Enable TLS inspection in a custom HTTPS Service@@@Create a custom HTTPS Service element and use it for TLS inspection...";
fil["1770"]= "GUID-F52ED856-17BF-41B9-977F-314FB3AB181A.html@@@Backing up and restoring system configurations@@@Backups contain the necessary configuration information to restore the SMC to the state it was in when the backup was taken...";
fil["1771"]= "GUID-F543A890-CFBA-4146-92D6-DCFC0503038A.html@@@Forwarding traffic configuration overview@@@Use Access rules or NAT rules to forward FTP, SMTP, HTTP, and HTTPS traffic to a proxy service, such as Forcepoint Web Security Cloud...";
fil["1772"]= "GUID-F5487767-293C-42BF-B13D-31EBDA51173E.html@@@Define VPN Traffic Selector elements@@@VPN Traffic Selector elements allow you to define the IP addresses, protocols, and ports used by a specific host in a VPN site...";
fil["1773"]= "GUID-F5841B9A-4B7A-4CA1-8459-352273EAC199.html@@@Add Situations to the Inspection rules tree@@@The Inspection rules tree can contain a maximum of one instance of each Situation to prevent the definitions within the Rules tree from overlapping...";
fil["1774"]= "GUID-F5D63E22-CD44-4A6D-B2C6-900AF5251DC4.html@@@Event Match@@@Event Match allows filtering event data produced by specific Situations using Filter expressions...";
fil["1775"]= "GUID-F5F003D0-F53D-45C1-B9A9-33F59FAF2F0C.html@@@Define QoS Policy elements@@@QoS policies determine the rules that the NGFW Engine follows when it decides which traffic is given priority and how the available bandwidth is allocated...";
fil["1776"]= "GUID-F5F97D1C-7289-46B8-A177-5DFBB5216AAF.html@@@Disable administrator accounts@@@If an administrator account is no longer needed, you can disable the administrator account to remove access for the administrator...";
fil["1777"]= "GUID-F62E7E1A-7A2B-4B35-B70A-183A8C11FFB6.html@@@Respond to Not a Valid SYN Packet log messages@@@Logs that contain \u201CNot a Valid SYN Packet\u201D messages indicate that packets were discarded due to connection tracking...";
fil["1778"]= "GUID-F667596F-1F45-40E0-AC17-CDBB5BAF9396.html@@@Working with Diagram elements@@@Diagrams allow you to visualize your network security environment...";
fil["1779"]= "GUID-F6E6FD9D-768E-4419-ADC2-12D26E792096.html@@@Quality of Service (QoS) and how it works@@@QoS (Quality of Service) allows you to manage the available network bandwidth and make sure that important network services are given priority over less important traffic...";
fil["1780"]= "GUID-F70AB52A-1CFF-455B-BDA7-7FEAB8848FA1.html@@@Set a context for Incident Case elements@@@You can set a context for solving a particular Incident Case in the Management Client...";
fil["1781"]= "GUID-F712A547-E364-48F4-8B2B-CA4086A9EC6E.html@@@Configure PIM@@@You can configure dynamic multicast routing using a variant of the PIM protocol on Firewalls, Virtual Firewalls, and Firewall Clusters...";
fil["1782"]= "GUID-F734D72F-44C4-4765-99C7-9E43587DEA87.html@@@Remove static routes@@@New networks are automatically added to routing when you change the properties of an interface. However, the Networks are not automatically removed, so you must check the routing configuration for obsolete entries and remove them manually...";
fil["1783"]= "GUID-F740B4D4-891F-4F38-82B6-5D52442D30FB.html@@@Integrate a Forcepoint Advanced Malware Detection appliance with Forcepoint NGFW@@@To use a local sandbox for Forcepoint Advanced Malware Detection, integrate a Forcepoint Advanced Malware Detection appliance with Forcepoint NGFW...";
fil["1784"]= "GUID-F7680CB6-31EA-47D1-A66B-B2397691B3B7.html@@@Create and modify Report Items@@@You can add and edit statistical items in Report Sections...";
fil["1785"]= "GUID-F7F939E9-427B-4EF9-AA50-A22E459F90FD.html@@@Example: Continue rules in firewall Access rules@@@An example of using Continue rules to set default options for several Firewall Access rules...";
fil["1786"]= "GUID-F7FBE667-B3AF-4B63-8CE0-BD0CB0D317CB.html@@@Getting started with NAT rules@@@Network address translation (NAT) replaces the source or destination IP addresses in packets with other IP addresses. NAT rules define how NAT is applied to traffic...";
fil["1787"]= "GUID-F86B88C4-3747-49CB-AE57-B8EC2E2F273E.html@@@Define contact IP addresses@@@Contact addresses are required when NAT is applied between to SMC components. You can define contact addresses for NGFW Engines, Master NGFW Engines, and most types of server elements...";
fil["1788"]= "GUID-F8B6AE80-10ED-4E24-AE2C-1EEC86864CB2.html@@@Example: configuring NAT with hosts in the same network@@@An example of configuring NAT to route traffic between hosts in the same network through the firewall...";
fil["1789"]= "GUID-F8C540CF-7074-4365-9739-CA2BD6D09DA1.html@@@Inspection on Master NGFW Engines and Virtual NGFW Engines@@@One shared inspection process running on the Master NGFW Engine handles the inspection and correlation for all Virtual NGFW Engines associated with the Master NGFW Engine...";
fil["1790"]= "GUID-F8C6ABE0-B69E-4454-B599-5B0412675C5F.html@@@How administrator accounts work@@@Many elements are used in the configuration of administrator accounts, including NGFW Engine, Policy, Access Control List, Administrator Role, and Filter elements...";
fil["1791"]= "GUID-F8D234CB-EF0F-42F5-90FF-469AB1C1C22B.html@@@Improving readability and performance example@@@You can make Firewall rules more readable and improve the performance of Firewall Policies...";
fil["1792"]= "GUID-F934DB74-C0DE-4F6E-9AEF-449F2E455D23.html@@@Traffic prioritization@@@You can ensure that essential or time-critical traffic flows without delays by giving it a higher priority value...";
fil["1793"]= "GUID-F969A5D6-9B9C-46DE-89E6-686E88AD5E93.html@@@Basics of constructing filters@@@You construct filters using fields, values of the fields, and operations...";
fil["1794"]= "GUID-F975820E-CD1D-4027-9E7C-B977F172BD82.html@@@Managing the bandwidth of incoming traffic@@@Bandwidth management and traffic prioritization are most useful for managing outgoing traffic...";
fil["1795"]= "GUID-F9894727-186F-4151-A09A-7C6E9656A8A2.html@@@Management Clients@@@The Management Client is the tool for all day-to-day configuration and management tasks, including network interface configuration and remote upgrades...";
fil["1796"]= "GUID-F98F7A4F-B155-48B6-B9A0-D65EA0DD4E9C.html@@@Configuring third-party devices for monitoring@@@For any type of monitoring, confirm that the connections between the third-party device and the Log Server are allowed through any possible traffic filtering in your network. When configuring third-party devices for monitoring, be aware of some conditions...";
fil["1797"]= "GUID-F99EA235-8A28-4C44-9FFF-AE24AA63825D.html@@@Forwarding log data to an Elasticsearch cluster@@@Elasticsearch is an open-source search engine that runs on an external Elasticsearch server cluster. You can forward log data from Log Servers and Management Servers to an Elasticsearch cluster to improve the performance of browsing and searching for log entries, report generation, and other log-related features...";
fil["1798"]= "GUID-F9AA7EC2-855E-446F-9032-20D89C12E93D.html@@@Define trusted certificate authorities for TLS inspection@@@If you are using client protection and users must connect to domains whose certificates are not signed by one of the default Trusted Certificate Authorities, define your own Trusted Certificate Authority element to represent it...";
fil["1799"]= "GUID-F9AF15B8-254C-48EE-8A93-E9B55F401259.html@@@Change the default language of the Management Client@@@Each administrator can change the default language of the Management Client during installation or manually after installation. The options are English and Japanese...";
fil["1800"]= "GUID-F9B3C58A-DB42-499D-9156-58D357923D18.html@@@Define interfaces for converted Master NGFW Engine elements@@@All Master NGFW Engine interfaces must either have Interface Options defined or be associated with a Virtual Resource...";
fil["1801"]= "GUID-FA0A87E3-B57F-40FC-9AC0-E959DB906F20.html@@@Example: Create a filter for pings in a network@@@This scenario shows an example of using filters to exclude logs from a report...";
fil["1802"]= "GUID-FA15185E-2904-405A-8BD2-166D884D8501.html@@@Add the BGP Peering element@@@You must add a BGP Peering element to the routing configuration...";
fil["1803"]= "GUID-FA3FFDF5-BB7F-491C-BA32-0A54B3A31A2B.html@@@Example VPN configuration 2: create a Policy-Based VPN element@@@You must add a Policy-Based VPN element for this configuration...";
fil["1804"]= "GUID-FA4CFBCA-DC1D-4915-928C-3C14BDFD0FCD.html@@@Log off from all Domains@@@If you have permissions in more than one Domain, you can log off from all Domains through the Domain Overview...";
fil["1805"]= "GUID-FA619A8F-6087-4098-BD39-71AB8CC3EAFE.html@@@Creating and editing local filters@@@Local filters are valid only in the view or in the element in which they are created...";
fil["1806"]= "GUID-FA82CA91-27D6-4D21-814D-EE1E4EFDD321.html@@@Add gateways to an existing VPN@@@To create connectivity to different gateways, add new gateways to route-based VPN tunnels and policy-based VPNs...";
fil["1807"]= "GUID-FAAAA81E-090F-4212-BDAB-242BDF4D484C.html@@@Add VLAN Interfaces for IPS engines@@@VLANs divide one physical network link into several virtual links...";
fil["1808"]= "GUID-FAD90D4A-A390-4339-BB87-0F8BC50F3CF3.html@@@Create Connection Type elements@@@Connection type elements allow you to define how NetLinks and VPN endpoints are used in a Multi-Link configuration, and which VPN endpoints can communicate with each other...";
fil["1809"]= "GUID-FAF5AC2E-2856-46EC-93BB-66C6A85E9713.html@@@Default elements for URL filtering@@@There are default elements for the categories you can use in category-based URL filtering and for creating custom lists of URLs...";
fil["1810"]= "GUID-FB09ED97-BBAB-4C48-A7E8-9E2803B8742A.html@@@Change the control IP addresses within the same network@@@You can change the control IP address of an NGFW Engine to a new address that belongs to the same network as the old address...";
fil["1811"]= "GUID-FB8BEFDF-742A-47EC-A9B7-5F5C4722CCE4.html@@@Example VPN configuration 4: create Access rules@@@The rules in this example allow connections between hosts in protected networks of all gateways to connect to all other protected networks...";
fil["1812"]= "GUID-FB97EC11-399F-4738-B457-DE471B4354E1.html@@@Configure settings for the Inline Pair Link Speed test@@@For the tester to run Inline Pair Link Speed tests, configure the available settings...";
fil["1813"]= "GUID-FBC1A3F5-E93C-4CE2-8A90-964A2F100873.html@@@Define Compress Context parameters for Correlation Situation elements@@@The Compress Context combines repeated similar events into the same log entry, reducing clutter in the Logs view...";
fil["1814"]= "GUID-FBCAF0EE-AF40-4EAF-867D-CA522FD5B2E7.html@@@Analyze log, alert, and audit entries@@@The Log Analysis view provides various tools to analyze logs, alerts, and audit entries...";
fil["1815"]= "GUID-FBFBFBAF-7267-49EB-A618-757BBFC25992.html@@@Access the NGFW Engine command line@@@There are several ways you can connect to the NGFW Engine and access the NGFW Engine command line...";
fil["1816"]= "GUID-FC13CA01-396D-4906-9B61-ED04866C6882.html@@@Define IGMP-based multicast forwarding@@@You can configure IGMP-based multicast forwarding for a specified Firewall element...";
fil["1817"]= "GUID-FC47E3BB-D910-4568-8D0C-2B8B5259D510.html@@@Enable logging for monitored traffic@@@To generate log data that can be forwarded to an external host, you must enable logging for the traffic that you want to monitor...";
fil["1818"]= "GUID-FC76B6A2-F04A-4977-A76B-0C47A44755BF.html@@@Add loopback IP addresses to Virtual Firewalls@@@You can use Loopback IP addresses to assign IP addresses that do not belong to any directly connected networks to the Virtual Firewall...";
fil["1819"]= "GUID-FCA24304-0C92-4AA5-A67C-FC600605361E.html@@@View IP address locations from the Whois Information dialog box@@@When checking the Whois information for an IP address, you can see the location (for example, a city or street address) in Google Maps...";
fil["1820"]= "GUID-FD24B110-BCB4-4D14-B020-CE0E4178ADF7.html@@@Check when VPN gateway certificates expire@@@Certificates expire according to the information written in the certificate when it was generated...";
fil["1821"]= "GUID-FD25C1A2-2D1E-4532-A589-2947503CFB6A.html@@@Redirect traffic between VPN tunnels@@@In policy-based VPNs, you can redirect traffic from one VPN tunnel to another VPN tunnel through a hub gateway...";
fil["1822"]= "GUID-FD6A4CC3-16BE-4E67-A028-A90771255C22.html@@@Support for multi-layer inspection@@@Multi-layer inspection combines access control, application identification, deep inspection, and file filtering flexibly to optimize security and system performance...";
fil["1823"]= "GUID-FD741D1F-2FDB-473E-A7C9-C7FE12ED8EF4.html@@@Getting started with example VPN configurations@@@You can follow these examples when you set up your own VPNs and add other features after the basic scenario is configured and working...";
fil["1824"]= "GUID-FD9C94B1-DB02-44A6-98EA-EF1CAC7BB84F.html@@@Create Trusted Certificate Authority elements@@@If you want to use a certificate signed by a certificate authority that is not one of the default Trusted Certificate Authority elements, you must create a new Trusted Certificate Authority element...";
fil["1825"]= "GUID-FDDD258F-6CD2-4894-9644-6F14D925A7AF.html@@@Edit or remove NAT definitions for element-based NAT@@@Edit outdated NAT definitions or remove unnecessary NAT definitions...";
fil["1826"]= "GUID-FDF16418-FEB8-4798-A14D-A90B6A46BC97.html@@@Using Continue rules to set Access rule logging options@@@Instead of setting the log level for all rules individually, you can set a Continue rule in a template or in a policy to set the default log level...";
fil["1827"]= "GUID-FE37A3A9-4CC9-412A-B809-B7597A951857.html@@@Save snapshots of log, alert, and audit entries@@@You can save snapshots of log, alert, and audit entries in the Log Analysis view...";
fil["1828"]= "GUID-FE3A558E-3FEC-43B0-8CF0-D40FF1F39D8F.html@@@Create additional Management Server elements@@@Any new Management Server elements you add to an existing SMC are considered to be additional Management Servers. You can set up several additional Management Servers...";
fil["1829"]= "GUID-FE798548-FB60-493B-8ACA-0EF847067934.html@@@Define Web Portal Server settings@@@The Web Portal Server is a web server that offers end users access either through plain HTTP or through the secure HTTPS protocol...";
fil["1830"]= "GUID-FE7F7B47-52F9-4B47-8886-AF94EAA539E5.html@@@VPNs and Multi-Link for SD-WAN@@@Using Multi-Link enhances the reliability of the VPN communications by ensuring the availability of network connections...";
fil["1831"]= "GUID-FE984A04-5EEF-43D7-BE55-DBC0B0CBC5D9.html@@@Bookmark Management Client views@@@Bookmark frequently used views and arrange bookmarks into folders to more easily find them...";
fil["1832"]= "GUID-FEBE11C1-707D-47C9-92BB-3FBADDB8E4B5.html@@@Reducing unnecessary log generation@@@The primary way to manage logging is to set up the system to create all necessary logs and alerts and a minimum of unnecessary log entries...";
fil["1833"]= "GUID-FED688E8-2D5E-41F9-98E5-654F340D3ED1.html@@@Override the settings for client authentication defined in the Elasticsearch Cluster element@@@In the properties of the Log Server or the Management Server, you can optionally override the settings for client authentication that are defined in the Elasticsearch Cluster element...";
fil["1834"]= "GUID-FF1A0805-80D5-49DF-85A8-1A76AAF0CB0A.html@@@Troubleshooting NAT@@@There are some common problems you might encounter with NAT...";
fil["1835"]= "GUID-FFAA4303-F553-4E5F-85FF-F477325A2E0F.html@@@Bookmark all open tabs in the Management Client@@@You can create a Bookmark Folder that contains bookmarks for all tabs you have open in the same window...";
fil["1836"]= "GUID-FFD3B936-2D80-4C53-B859-2073DF8A50AE.html@@@Configure BGP@@@You can configure dynamic routing using the BGP protocol on Firewalls, Virtual Firewalls, and Firewall Clusters...";
fil["1837"]= "GUID-FFF933FB-4BD2-49F1-9379-3EE5F85E415B.html@@@Default TLS inspection elements@@@The SMC has default elements that can be used for TLS inspection. The default elements cannot be edited, but can be duplicated and then edited...";
fil["1838"]= "GUID-FFF9B894-FFDB-4FDA-ABBD-174F1C7E3C06.html@@@Respond to Connection state might be too large log messages@@@Logs that contain \u201Cconnection state might be too large\u201D messages indicate problems with synchronizing state information between nodes in a Firewall Cluster...";
fil["1839"]= "guid-060b732e-eeed-4cde-bfd3-2d7959365b41.html@@@Prepare Snort configuration files@@@Snort configuration files are externally created compressed archive files that contain the Snort rule sets and Snort settings...";
fil["1840"]= "guid-0c405cb6-9d6e-4cbd-b735-49d1565c8fc6.html@@@Add Access rules for Snort inspection@@@Create Access rules to select traffic for Snort inspection...";
fil["1841"]= "guid-105f6a74-c96b-4b09-9125-e72d14798004.html@@@Reverting to normal policy@@@Revert to the latest policy uploaded from the Management Server from the NGFW Engine command line...";
fil["1842"]= "guid-145fc830-11e0-4301-b88c-4223d40653fe.html@@@Active destination server certificate probing@@@Use the option Active destination server certificate probing to enable active fetching of server certificates for TLS connections...";
fil["1843"]= "guid-14ed2690-f77e-4146-abb0-7a155313606d.html@@@Snort inspection on NGFW Engines@@@The Snort open source intrusion prevention system is integrated into Forcepoint NGFW. You can import externally created Snort configurations into Forcepoint NGFW to use Snort rule sets for inspection...";
fil["1844"]= "guid-18c4dac5-62e1-4eef-9e9c-fa019e24b6dd.html@@@Uploading policies as local alternative policies@@@Up to three local alternative policies can be uploaded from SMC to the NGFW Engine and not applied...";
fil["1845"]= "guid-2659fb49-3182-4319-8bd8-c774a749c4cc.html@@@IPv6 transition mechanisms@@@IPv6 transition mechanisms enable communication between devices that have only IPv4 addresses and devices that have only IPv6 address. They can also enable limited IPv4 top IPv4 communication over...";
fil["1846"]= "guid-2d6d6b09-84ff-46d5-b3b7-8ed48316b42d.html@@@Logging for Snort inspection@@@Log entries are generated when traffic matches a Snort rule that sends a message or an alert...";
fil["1847"]= "guid-33387a54-4b73-404a-966e-40dcfec00c75.html@@@Using the online help locally@@@By default, the Management Client\u2019s online help is accessed through the Internet. When you use the online help locally, the online help is available even when there is no Internet connectivity...";
fil["1848"]= "guid-3ce816fb-2f06-47a5-a94f-6f1a6408c8c0.html@@@Status reporting@@@Create status reports on NGFW Engines or VPN...";
fil["1849"]= "guid-4d76ba4e-7203-4f28-a638-6652e1addd91.html@@@Override settings in the global Snort configuration for individual NGFW Engines@@@You can optionally import a Snort configuration .zip file for an individual NGFW Engine to override settings in the global Snort configuration for specific NGFW Engines...";
fil["1850"]= "guid-531a3fac-d18d-4ccb-9312-7ee2e183b012.html@@@Removing local policies@@@Policies can be removed from either SMC or the NGFW Engine command line...";
fil["1851"]= "guid-59287fdc-8266-49a5-8642-930115960117.html@@@Limitations of Snort inspection on NGFW Engines@@@These limitations apply to Snort inspection on NGFW Engines...";
fil["1852"]= "guid-5a63b81c-af68-40af-8606-f9371821c683.html@@@Upcoming event notification@@@The upcoming events notification feature informs about events that are happening soon, such as expiration of licenses and certificates, and failures of scheduled tasks, that require administrator action...";
fil["1853"]= "guid-85ad0c20-f4c0-4532-8559-407824b058f5.html@@@Activating an alternate policy@@@Activate one or all of the available local alternative policies on the NGFW Engine...";
fil["1854"]= "guid-87b843b9-4643-45b1-8110-8cf4e865bbd1.html@@@Monitoring for local policies@@@View the currently applied policies on the selected NGFW Engine on the Info view...";
fil["1855"]= "guid-913c75ee-16a6-463a-a07b-3131900b3b1b.html@@@Enable Snort inspection for NGFW Engines@@@Enable Snort inspection for each NGFW Engine where you want to use Snort inspection...";
fil["1856"]= "guid-9e582682-d357-467d-9d01-42f6378a610e.html@@@Getting started with Snort inspection on NGFW Engines@@@Snort inspection on NGFW Engines allows you to use externally created Snort rule sets for inspection...";
fil["1857"]= "guid-aaad3bc5-f1ea-4bf4-a84e-61ce30deee18.html@@@Certificates for TLS inspection@@@TLS Inspection requires two separate secure connections: one from the client to the NGFW Engine and one from the NGFW Engine to the server. Substituting its own certificate for the original server certificate allows the NGFW Engine to decrypt and re-encrypt the traffic...";
fil["1858"]= "guid-ad5308d6-e03e-4aca-a882-54a35f5843e0.html@@@Snort inspection configuration overview@@@The configuration of Snort inspection consists of these general steps...";
fil["1859"]= "guid-bc1fe894-9dfe-4598-8fbb-50d68930f7a2.html@@@Import Snort configuration files globally for all NGFW Engines@@@Import Snort configuration files globally to configure default settings for Snort inspection for all NGFW Engines...";
fil["1860"]= "guid-c50cb279-663b-4880-afa8-f7e0b3eb8459.html@@@Local alternative policies@@@SMC administrators can now define up to three local alternative policies which can be activated in cases where the connectivity between the NGFW Engine and the Management Server is lost. The...";
fil["1861"]= "guid-cee14816-f703-445e-9806-ff1c6974c28c.html@@@Limitations and considerations for using TLS inspection@@@Consider these limitations and other important information before configuring TLS inspection...";
fil["1862"]= "guid-fe40060c-19c3-4e60-a0d1-b30e38e2344d.html@@@Refresh local alternative policies@@@On policy refresh, you can also refresh local alternative policies...";
fil["1863"]= "oxy_ex-1/ig/GUID-556ACBB8-C678-41B5-93C2-C28EC2953C29.html@@@Upgrade SMC servers@@@You can upgrade SMC servers without uninstalling the previous version. A change in the Management platform, such as a new operating system or different hardware, requires reinstalling the SMC...";
fil["1864"]= "oxy_ex-1/ig/GUID-5F1BF0ED-8E97-4285-88C7-11E1E25D624D.html@@@Alternative methods for accessing the Management Client@@@As an alternative to downloading and installing the Management Client on each workstation that an administrator uses, you can run the Management Client in a web browser, or you can download the Management Client from the Management Server...";
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