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What do you see?

The Managed Firewall Details screen gives you in-depth information about a selected firewall.  This screen is divided into two sections.  The Managed Firewall Details section displays the details about the firewall.  You can access more information about routing, routes, and users from this section.  You can also view and edit your NAT(Network Address Translation) and firewall policies(a policy is a collection of rules instructing your firewall server how to handle specific types of traffic from specific sources).  The Contacts section gives you a listing of the contacts associated with the selected firewall.  You can view or edit the details of any listed contact.

• Fields and buttons

  Managed Firewall Details Section
  Field	Description
  Name	This field displays the customer-maintained name associated with the selected firewall.  By default this value is the same as the firewall ID.  You can change this value on the Modify Managed Firewall Details screen.
  ID	This field displays the unique, provider-maintained identifier for the selected firewall.  This is the value the network uses to identify the firewall.  You cannot change this value.
  Status	This field indicates the firewall's current status.  Values you may see include: Active Submitted Open Approved Shipped Srvc Accepted
  Location	This field displays the full address(street address, city, state, ZIP or postal code, and country) where the server protected by the selected firewall is physically located.
  Package
  Type
  Upgrade
  Upgrade Details
  Bundled
  Monthly Reboot
  Maintenance Window (3 hours)
  Network Configuration	This icon allows you to see more information about the configuration of the network of which the selected firewall is a part.  When you click this icon, the system takes you to the Network Configuration Details screen.
  Static Routes	This icon allows you to see more information about any static routes(With static routing, data is sent directly from your router to the router you want to reach on the end location. Unlike BGP Routing, the network cannot re-route traffic automatically.  If a fiber cut occurs or trouble on the circuit prevents you from sending data, you must manually re-route your service since static routing is strictly point to point.) associated with the selected firewall.  When you click this icon, the system takes you to the Static Routes Details screen.
  Secure Users	This screen allows you to see more information about any secure users that have been defined on the selected firewall.  When you click this icon, the system takes you to the Secure Users Details screen.
  Policies	These icons allow you to view and modify the policies(a policy is a collection of rules instructing your firewall server how to handle specific types of traffic from specific sources) associated with your firewall.
  Contacts Section
  Field	Description
  Name	This column displays the name associated with each listed contact.
  Type	This column identifies each contact's role in relation to the firewall.
  Email	This column displays the e-mail address at which each listed contact can be reached.
  Phone	This field displays the telephone number at which each listed contact can be reached.
  	Click this button to return to the Managed Firewall screen.

Tools

The following tool icons are available from this page:

What do you want to do?

When you are finished reviewing the information available from this screen, click .  The system will return you to the Managed Firewall VPN screen.  No other tasks are associated with this screen.