Comodo Dome Firewall

• Introduction To Comodo Dome Firewall - Virtual Appliance
  • Install Dome Firewall And Login To The Administrative Console
• The Main Interface
• The Dashboard
• View And Modify System Status And General Configuration
  • Manage Admin Accounts
    • Add And Manage Administrators
    • Manage Administrative Roles
  • License Activation
  • SNMP Settings
  • Central Management
  • Configure SSH Access
  • High Availability
  • View And Update Firmware Version
  • Create And Schedule Backup Of DFW State
    • Manually Create A Backup
    • Schedule Backup Operations
    • Encrypt Backup Archives
    • Export A Backup
    • Import A Backup Archive From A Local Computer
    • Roll Back The Virtual Appliance To A Previous Time Point
    • Reset The Virtual Appliance To Factory Defaults
  • Shutdown Or Restart The Dome Firewall Virtual Appliance
• View DFW Virtual Appliance Status
  • System Status
  • Network Status
  • System Usage Summaries
  • Network Traffic
  • Network Connections
  • SSLVPN Connections
• Network Configuration
  • Configure Interface Devices, Uplinks And VLANs
    • Configure Interface Devices
    • Add And Manage Gateway Uplink Devices
    • Create VLANs
  • Routes
    • Add And Manage Static Routes
    • Add And Manage Policy Routing Rules
• Configure DFW Virtual Appliance Services And Protection Settings
  • DHCP Server
  • Advanced Threat Protection
    • Manage The ATP Profiles
    • Comodo Antivirus
  • Time Server
  • Intrusion Prevention
    • Configure Intrusion Prevention System
    • Manage IPS Rulesets
    • Manage Application Identification Rulesets
  • Configure Wireless Hotspot
    • Configure Captive Portal Service
    • Customize The Login Page
    • Add And Manage Permanent Users
  • Internet Content Adaptation Protocol
  • Quality Of Service
• Manage Firewall Configuration
  • Firewall Objects
    • Manage Firewall Address Objects
    • Manage Firewall Object Groups
    • Manage Firewall Schedules
    • Active Directory Integration
  • Destination Network Address Translation
  • Source Network Address Translation
  • Configure System Access
  • Configure Firewall Policy Rules
    • Manage Firewall Policy Rules
    • Manage VPN Firewall Rules
• Configure Proxy Services
  • HTTP/HTTPS Proxy Server
    • Configure URL And Content Filtering
    • HTTPS Proxy
• Configure Virtual Private Network Settings
  • SSL VPN Server
    • Configure General SSL VPN Server Settings
    • Manage SSL VPN Client Accounts
    • Configure Advanced SSL VPN Server Settings
    • Configure Clients To Connect To Dome Firewall
  • IPsec Configuration
  • Configure L2TP Server
  • Configure IPSec/L2TP Users
• View Logs
  • Realtime Logs
  • Configure Log Settings
  • Generate Reports
• Appendix - Minimum Requirements For Software Installations

Export a Backup

• Dome Firewall allows you to export a saved DFW configuration backup

• To export to a USB stick, make sure it is plugged-in to the virtual appliance

• After exporting a configuration backup, you may safely remove it from the list if required. You can re-import later if required.

• See 'Import a Backup' for more details on importing a configuration backup archive from the computer to the virtual appliance.

• See 'Roll Back the Appliance to a Previous Time Point' for help to restore the virtual appliance from a backup.
  

To export a backup archive

• Click 'System' > 'Backup' from the left side navigation.

• Ensure that the Backup tab is open. The list of available backup archives is displayed with their details and control buttons under Backup sets. If the USB drive containing backup archives is plugged-in to the virtual appliance, the backups stored in it are also displayed.

• Click the Export button in the row of the required backup archive. The File Download dialog will be displayed.

• Click 'Save', navigate to a safe location in your hard drive and click 'Save' in the 'Save As' dialog.

The backup archive will be saved in .tar.gz archive file format with the default file name 'backup-[time stamp]-[hostname of the virtual appliance]-[component1 in backup]-[component 2 in backup].tar.gz'. The  time stamp that indicates the time point at which the backup was created is of the format  YYYYMMDDHHMMSS.