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...displayed. Click the 'Restore' button in the row of the required backup archive. A Confirmation dialog will appear. Click 'OK' in the confirmation dialog. The restore operation will replace the current firewall configuration with that of the backup. Database dumps and log files will be replaced with those in the backup. You need to restart DFW to complete the restoration. ...

...Firewall components) Run and pass a 'Full' antivirus scan using the latest signature database. Please see the End User License Agreement (EULA) for more details. Limits: The guarantee is limited to the lesser of: The actual cost of the computer; An aggregate total of $500 for all claims paid under a single license key, and The actual cost of a Comodo...

...firewall's system time can be synchronized with the time zones of most major cities via Network Time Protocol (NTP) servers. By default, the virtual appliance uses the closest NTP servers for its time synchronization If required, administrators can synchronize with a manually specified time server. This is useful, for example, if the virtual appliance is used in an environment...

...Firewall Virtual Appliance and Login to the Console . To activate your DFW license Click 'System' on the left and select 'License Activation'. Enter your license key in the 'Please Enter a License Number' field and click 'Submit' The license will be verified and if found valid, your DFW will be activated. To purchase a new license Login at https://accounts.comodo.com...

...Firewall allows administrators to create backups of DCF state including the configuration settings, logs and database dumps at various time points. You can restore to a backup if you want to roll-back the DCF state to a previous state. You can also restore the appliance to the factory default settings should this be required. Backups can be manually created...

...Firewall can encrypt backup archives using a GNU Privacy Guard (GPG) public key. You can encrypt both manual backups and scheduled backups. Note : Ensure that the GPG public certificate is available on the computer from which you access the admin console. To configure backup encryption Click 'System' on the left then choose 'Backup'. Select the 'Backup' tab. Configure the options...

...firewall has the ability to assign fixed and dynamic IP addresses to workstations connected to different network zones. The DHCP Server area lets you set the start and end IP addresses for each network zone, and specify clients to which you want to assign addresses. The interface also allows granular configuration of DNS servers, NTP servers and WNS servers for each...

...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...

...firewall has a routing table for directing traffic between different network zones as per the network configuration. Click 'Status' > 'Network Status' to view the default routing table. You can also create custom routes to connect to other networks through devices like external routers or VPN tunnels. Two types of custom routes can be created: Static Routes - A static route...

...appear in the 'Remark' column in the list of backup archives. Click 'Import' to save the backup archive on DCF After importing, the archive will be added to the 'Backup Sets' list. Admins can use the file to restore the firewall to a previous state. See 'Roll Back the Appliance to a Previous Time Point ' for more details on this. ...