Rules

Use the following Rules worksheet to organize the individual rules you want to use. Space is provided for you to create your own service groups. Make copies of the worksheet, as necessary.

A filled-in sample of the Rules worksheet with the requisite services that you may want for a particular network is included following the Rules table.

Table 2-9 Rules

Ordered Rule Index	Service or Service Group	Source Address	Destination Address	Action	Encryption	User or Groups of Users Optional	Time of Day Optional	Screen Optional

Table 2-10 Sample for "Rules" Worksheet

Ordered  Rule Index	Service or Service Group	Source Address(es)	Destination Address(es)	Action	Encryption
1	ftp	Internal-net	Internet	ALLOW	NONE
2	ftp	*	ftp Server	ALLOW	NONE
3	ftp	Internet	Internal-net	DENY	NONE

Four Action Types

This section lists the available action types you use to construct ordered rules.

• ALLOW options:

  • LOG_NONE

  • LOG_SUMMARY

  • LOG_DETAIL

  • SNMP_NONE

  • SNMP

• DENY options:

  • LOG_NONE

  • LOG_SUMMARY

  • LOG_DETAIL

  • SNMP_NONE

  • SNMP

  • ICMP_NONE

  • ICMP_NET_UNREACHABLE

  • ICMP_HOST_UNREACHABLE

  • ICMP_PORT_UNREACHABLE

  • ICMP_NET_FORBIDDEN

  • ICMP_HOST_FORBIDDEN

• ENCRYPT options:

  • NONE

  • SKIP_Version_1 (for connection to a SunScreen SPF-100 only)

  • You must decide on:

  • Key Algorithm list (depends on the SKIP version chosen: Domestic or Global)

  • Data Algorithm list (depends on the SKIP version chosen: Domestic or Global)

  • SKIP_Version_2 (for connection to all other SKIP-enabled devices) (Optional: Tunnel addresses are allowed.)

  • You must decide on:

  • From Encryptor list

  • To Encryptor list

  • Key Algorithm list (depends on the SKIP version chosen: Domestic or Global)

  • Data Algorithm list (depends on the SKIP version chosen: Domestic or Global)

  • MAC Algorithm list (NONE or MD5)

• SECURE options:

  • This option is selected only when forming VPN rules using the VPN gateways previously defined.

After you define and map out your network and decide on your policy, you use data objects, such as services and addresses, to configure SunScreen 3.1 Lite with the policy rules to control access to your network. When you installed SunScreen 3.1 Lite, you created a policy named "Initial," which is created so you can connect to the Policy Edit page and build your own security policies.