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:[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLhNcekZmVY NG Firewall Clavister, podstawy konfiguracji internetu, adresacja IP, DNS, NTP] | :[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLhNcekZmVY NG Firewall Clavister, podstawy konfiguracji internetu, adresacja IP, DNS, NTP] | ||
:[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2kOQpHMLsR4 How-Tos: Basic Settings] | :[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2kOQpHMLsR4 How-Tos: Basic Settings] | ||
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| + | :[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q8Tpf8jFOsM Clavister Lan to Lan VPN How-to 2] | ||
:[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qolPl4u0szk How-Tos: Simple Lan-to-Lan] | :[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qolPl4u0szk How-Tos: Simple Lan-to-Lan] | ||
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Clavister cOS
- News
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- Schulungen
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- Kochbuch auf Deutsch und Dokumentation auf English
- cOS Core Administration Guide 12.00.18
- cOS Core CLI Reference Guide 12.00.18
- cOS Core Administration Guide 12.00.13
- cOS Core CLI Reference Guide 12.00.13
- InControl Administration Guide 1.85.00
- Getting Started Guide 12.00.13 VMware
- Getting Started Guide 12.00.13 KVM
- Getting Started Guide 12.00.13 Hyper-V
- Getting started
- Getting Started E10
- Getting Started E20
- Getting Started E80B
- SIP ALG
- Link
- Clavister Firewalls
- Produkte PL
- Anleitungen (Video)
- NG Firewall Clavister, podstawy konfiguracji internetu, adresacja IP, DNS, NTP
- How-Tos: Basic Settings
- How-Tos: Simple Lan-to-Lan
- Clavister Lan to Lan VPN How-to
- Clavister Lan to Lan VPN How-to 2
- How-Tos: Simple Lan-to-Lan
- Stateful Inspection
- Die Datenpakete werden analysiert und der Verbindungsstatus wird in die Entscheidung einbezogen. Bei dieser Technik, die in Firewalls eingesetzt wird, werden die Datenpakete (eigentlich: Segmente) während der Übertragung auf der Vermittlungsschicht (3. Schicht des OSI-Modelles) analysiert und in dynamischen Zustandstabellen gespeichert. Auf Basis des Zustands der Datenverbindungen werden die Entscheidungen für die Weiterleitung der Datenpakete getroffen. Datenpakete, die nicht bestimmten Kriterien zugeordnet werden können oder eventuell zu einer DoS-Attacke gehören, werden verworfen. Firewalls mit SPI-Technik sind daher in sicherheitsrelevanten Anwendungen den reinen Paketfilter-Firewalls überlegen. Quelle: Wikipedia Mehr Dazu Auch hier Info
- cOS Core employs a technique called stateful inspection which means that it inspects and forwards traffic on a per-connection basis. cOS Core detects when a new connection is being established, and keeps a small piece of information or state in its state table for the lifetime of that connection. By doing this, cOS Core is able to understand the context of the network traffic which enables it to perform in-depth traffic scanning, apply bandwidth management and a variety of other functions. S. 22.
- Dealing with Sync Failure
- Failure of the sync interface can be confirmed by comparing the output from certain CLI commands for each unit. The number of connections could be compared with the stats command. If IPsec tunnels are heavily used, the ipsecglobalstat -verbose command could be used instead and significant differences in the numbers of IPsec SAs, IKE SAs, active users and IP pool statistics would indicate a failure to synchronize. If the sync interface is functioning correctly, there may still be some small differences in the statistics from each cluster unit but these will be minor compared with the differences seen in the case of failure. S. 658
CLI console commands
Zeigt Netzwerk Interfaces und Informationen dazu (Interface name, IP Adress, Status, Interface type)
ifstat/if
Zeigt aktive DHCP IP Vergaben (Leases) (Rule, Iface, Client MAC, Client IP, Hostname, Expire)
dhcpserver -show -leases dhcpserver -show -leases
Zeigt die Arp cache Tabele nach Interface (Alle Geräte die den Route als Gateway nutzen)
arp arp -show G1 arp -show GS arp -show VLAN_3000
Zeigt DNS Einstellungen
dns
Zeigt aktive routen
route
Zeigt die angelegten VLANS
vlan
Traceroute
traceroute
Ping
ping
Lokalisierung von IP
geoip -query 1.1.1.1
Zeigt die Eingenschaften von versiedenen Objekten.
show show DNS show DHCPServer
Zeigt aktive Licenz
license
Zeigt die VPN Tunnels
ipsec -show ipsec -stat ipsectunnels ipsecstats // These two commands allow you to check whether a particular vpn tunnel is up or not. killsa // This command will kill any IPSec connections to a particular remote peer IP. This comes handy when a tunnel de-syncronisation occures, that is, if the tunnel does not use keepalives (example due to incompatibilities with different vendors), one side of the tunnel is up and the other side is down. In order to start over, the “killsa” command can be used ikesnoop // For troubleshooting IPSec vpn negotiation issues. (similar to the “debug ike” / “debug ipsec” in cisco unit)
pcapdump // This command starts up the packet capture mechanism on the clavister. This command is especially useful when troubleshooting connctivity issues.
ha // high-availability environments, HA status of the current unit (active/passive) ha activate // to handover “master” (active) control to the peer, or vice versa. ha deactivate if // Network
- Config Download mit Batch-Datei
REM In case of one device you can use script command to download config as readable script. REM It can be easy done by simple batch @echo off set PUTTY="C:\Program Files\PuTTY" set ADDRESS=192.168.1.1 set USER=admin set PASS=admin set LOCAL=script.txt set SCRIPT=%RANDOM%.txt %PUTTY%\plink.exe -ssh -pw %PASS% %USER%@%ADDRESS% "script -create -name=%SCRIPT%" %PUTTY%\pscp.exe -pw %PASS% %USER%@%ADDRESS%:script/%SCRIPT% %LOCAL% %PUTTY%\plink.exe -ssh -pw %PASS% %USER%@%ADDRESS% "script -remove -name=%SCRIPT%"
