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Security Zone Configuration
X Family LSM User’s Guide V 2.5.1 135
Security Zone Configuration
A security zone is a section of the network which is associated with a port or VLAN. If you need to
control the traffic between devices, the devices must be in separate security zones. Using the LSM, you
can add, edit, or delete security zones.
Security zones enable you to logically segment your networks so that the device can apply firewall rules
and IPS filters to control the traffic passing between the zones. Typically, each Ethernet port and VPN
tunnel on the device is associated with one security zone, unless you use VLANs. If you configure
VLANs, then a port can be in more than one security zone. For further information on Security Zones,
refer to the Concepts Guide.
Any traffic originating from or destined to devices in a zone will be directed through the device and
policed by firewall policies, if the traffic passes through to another zone. However, traffic moving
between devices within a given zone that you have defined (intra-zone traffic) will not be subject to
firewalling or IPS filtering (for example, a user on the LAN zone, accessing the local LAN printer) and
will not pass through the device.
Devices in your network that communicate freely and do not require restricted access between them
should be placed in the same zone.
In the LSM, you can view and manage Security Zones from the Security Zone page (Network >
Configuration > Security Zones). From this page you can complete the following tasks:
View a summary of current configuration for all Security Zones
•Create a Security Zone
Edit the configuration for a Security Zone
Delete a Security Zone
The following figure shows the Security Zones page.
Figure 6–5: Network: Security Zones Page
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