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... Step 4 – Configure Firewall Policy   Before creating a firewall policy, you must first configure firewall objects. Once done, objects can be used in a firewall policy, source network address translation (SNAT), system access rules and a VPN policy. You will be able to create a new firewall policy after configuring the following objects: Firewall Addresses Firewall Groups (optional) Schedule...

... How do I Add Websites for Secure Shopping Protection?   Any website opened in Secure Shopping will be automatically protected. You can also define websites that, when opened outside CSS, will be automatically redirected to open in the CSS environment. This feature is currently only supported by Internet Explorer (IE). If you open a defined website outside of the CSS...

... Email Templates Click 'All' > 'Email Templates' to open the template management interface. Email templates save your company time and let you send consistent, professional messaging to your customers. You can send emails using a template from most CRM modules, including the contacts, organizations, leads, quotes and invoice modules. Email templates are fully customizable using the built-in HTML editor...

... Add Website Bookmarks The 'Our Sites' sections lets you add bookmarks to important internal or external resources. For example, you may wish to bookmark your support portal, your document repository or your marketing shared drive. Adding bookmarks allows you to more tightly integrate Customer Relationship Management (CRM) with your existing sales and marketing infrastructure. All bookmarks will be visible to...

... Configure General SSL VPN Server Settings   This section allows you to: Enable/disable the SSL VPN server Configure the local network zone to which the connection should be bridged. Dynamically assign IP addresses to clients connecting to the server. Download the SSL certificate that clients need to authenticate themselves to DFW. See ' Configure Clients to Connect to DFW ' for help...

... Manage Firewall Address Objects Click 'Firewall' > 'Objects' to open the firewall objects interface. Firewall address objects represent a specific address or a group of addresses in your network. Firewall objects can then be referenced when creating a firewall rule, saving you time. You can also create firewall object groups to further streamline policy and rule creation. Firewall address objects...

... The Virtual Desktop   Click 'Tasks' > 'Containment Tasks' > 'Run Virtual Desktop' The virtual desktop is a sandbox environment in which you can run programs and browse the internet without fear those activities will damage your computer. Applications in the virtual desktop are isolated from the rest of your computer, write to a virtual file system, and cannot access...

... Blocked Extensions You can automatically block email attachments with specific file extensions. For example, you may want to block all attachments with a .exe extension because they may contain malware. Click here to see the complete list of extensions that you can block. Note – If you have enabled containment in ' Incoming ' > ' Spam Detection Settings ', then CSEG will automatically block...

... Mass Management of Vendors You can perform the same action on multiple vendors records at once. This is useful when you are updating details that are common to a set of vendor records. To manage multiple records: Click 'All' > 'Vendors' to open the list of vendors Select the vendors you want to work on using the check-boxes to...

... Use the WebIDE The WebIDE allows developers to manage runtimes and develop through the Firefox simulator or a real Firefox OS device.   The WebIDE provides three steps to run and debug the application: Set up a runtime Create an app or open an existing app Install the app on the runtime Open WebIDE Click the hamburger at the top...