Firewall Administration
Firewall security is too important to be confusing. Busy professionals require low-admin technology to successfully measure, visualize and manage their networks.
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Efficiently manage one or more InJoy Firewall Servers from your desktop — locally or remotely. With platform interoperable GUI connections, you only need to learn a single tool, saving you time and costs. |
Executive Overview
At the heart of InJoy Firewall is the comprehensive and easy-to-use
InJoy Firewall GUI, which enables you to:
- Visualize
Detect anomalies and monitor bandwidth statistics. Gain real-time insight into Firewall status and network utilization. - Measure
Investigate alerts and rejected traffic, monitor employees' HTTP requests, blacklisted users. IPSec tunnels, policy violations and much more... - Configure
Customize security levels, create access rules, shape traffic, blacklist users, define IPSec tunnels and maintain IPSec user accounts. - Manage
Enjoy the flexible set of commands and the ability to manage multiple InJoy Firewall Servers across platforms. Multiple instances of the GUI can run simultaneously; each of these can connect securely to Firewall Servers either locally or remotely, greatly simplifying administration tasks.
Visualize
The visual appearance of the Firewall GUI is highly configurable, allowing
network administrators to tailor the appearance to suit their own — or
the customer's — unique computing environment and needs.
- Visual Schemes allow you to view just the information that is
important to you, thus increasing your ability to quickly detect
suspicious behaviour and and minimize the impact on your desktop experience.
Micro | Classic | Default | Enterprise Server - Font and Color Palettes allow you to create visual cues to distinguish
GUI instances when you manage multiple firewall servers:
- Graphical Bandwidth Monitors show the amount of data
being scanned per second, giving you an instantaneous visual
representation of your network's inbound and outbound traffic.
- The Information Monitor provides accumulated data-transfer
statistics, dropped-packet statistics, and firewall server
uptime statistics.
- The Active Connection Monitor provides real-time visualization
of firewalled connections, including their duration, idle time,
data-transfer statistics, IP numbers and port numbers.
- The Link Watch Monitor shows the link quality by means of
graphical Ping statistics. The Monitor can be configured
to give an audible alert if the link disappears.
Measure
Through a series of sophisticated tools and GUI monitors, the InJoy
Firewall provides new visibility into previously unknown activity
taking place on the Internet servers:
- The Security Alert Monitor provides color-coded real-time insight into
almost any Internet activity taking place on your Internet server.
The level of information shown is fully customizable and even your
own firewall rules can log additional information to the security
alert log.
Note: The Firewall Security log records are expandable and as they are clicked, you will see a detailed description of the event, as well as a formatted and hex IP packet dump.
- Other pre-configured Log Monitors measure the success rate
of your security policy. Use the dropped packet log to see why
individual packets are rejected; use the rejected TCP connection
log to keep track of security policy violations; use the
accepted TCP connection log as an access audit log. Also logged
are hosts that are rejected by the dynamic blacklisting feature.

- The HTTP Request Log measures the use of the http protocol and
allows the network administrator to keep track of both incoming and outgoing
web requests.
Letting employees know that the corporate policy is to log all web surfing, is often all it takes to completely prevent an otherwise sensitive problem.
- IP packet tracing directly from the desktop folder provides
the network administrator packet-level insight into the traffic stream
being processed by the Firewall. Through a drop-in firewall rule and
an easy-to-use trace tool (ipformat), this feature quickly becomes
indispensable.
- The firewall rule monitor allows you to keep track of your
regular firewall rules and also the dynamically created
rules — including their match count and description.
- Other plugin-specific monitors allow you to measure the operation of the individual plugins. For example, keep track of the IPSec tunnels and their users, active DHCP Server leases, NAT users and their individual data-transfer statistics, etc.
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MONITORING FIREWALL SECURITY SHOULD BE A PAINLESS ACTIVITY! One of the best ways to keep the network safe is to regularly monitor it on a proactive basis, looking for potential problems before they can turn into big problems resulting in unexpected downtime. Nothing enables you to better do this, than the highly customizable and easy-to-use multi-platform Graphical User Interface (GUI) of the InJoy Firewall. |
Configure
The InJoy Firewall GUI Administration includes powerful, local/remote/cross-platform configuration of every major Firewall
component:
- The Security Level dialog offers easy access to the well-conceived
set of default policy templates. These fully customizable policy templates
control which InJoy system rule files are to be included in the basic
security policy, which traffic shaping classes exist, whether firewall
ports are to be stealthed, and whether e-mail attachments will be screened.
- The Rule Workshop enables you to easily create Firewall
rules of any type, including whitelist rules, blacklist rules, logging
rules, deny rules, allow rules, NAT rules, traffic shaping rules, alert
rules, account rules and more... The rule workshop can be operated
both in simple and advanced mode.
- The VPN Wizard provides a simplified, template-based interface
to IPSec, allowing anyone to easily set up a VPN.
- The IPSec Tunnel Workshop provides you full access to the IPSec
security associations. Ready-to-deploy samples are included.
- The IPSec User Administration provides easy configuration
of VPN users in the simple built-in user database.
- The PPPoE Broadband Access is set up in the PPPoE
configuration dialogs, which provides easy configuration of
multiple ISP profiles, demand connections and link monitoring.
- The DHCP Server Dialog provides extremely simple configuration of a simple DHCP Server profile and associated IP pools.
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NO SPECIAL EDITOR REQUIRED Though many users will opt to configure the InJoy Firewall and its components using the Firewall GUI, you can edit the InJoy Firewall's configuration files using any plain-text editor, such as Notepad or a programmer's editor. |
Manage
The public tolerance for badly designed software is wearing thin.
F/X witnesses the annoyance everyday, as bewildered users — tired of
wrestling with illogical devices — request our services. With the
easy-to-use enterprise-grade management features of the InJoy Firewall,
administrators can benefit from years of accumulated field-experience:
- Local or Remote management. The InJoy Firewall separates the firewall server process from the desktop management GUI application. This allows you to manage your firewall from anywhere; either locally through shared memory or remotely, over a compressed, AES encrypted and audited TCP/IP connection.
- Manage from any supported operating system. The GUI is platform
interoperable, allowing you to control e.g. a Linux based
InJoy Firewall Server from Windows. The remote GUI license included
in the Pro and Enterprise packages allows unlimited multi-platform use
— with no extra licensing.
- Simple commands to stop/restart the remote firewall server, reset
statistics, and reload configurations ease the overall management.
- Remote script execution allows the firewall administrator to
start two pre-named scripts remotely, for example to save a snap-shot of
the firewall logs, perform automated software installation of a new
client-package, download security updates, or to perform any other
administrative event:
- Quick blacklisting allows you to immediately respond to whatever suspicious behavior you encounter. For example, if a host won't stop pinging you or you think you are on to a potential hacker, simply use the Quick Blacklist feature to block that specific IP address (or a whole range of IP addresses).
| Remote GUI security is ensured through a password you can make unguessably long, plus high-grade AES encryption. In addition, the firewall server remote GUI support has been specially designed as a plugin, allowing you to completely disable the code. All major GUI operations are logged and multiple failed GUI login attempts cause the offender to be temporarily blacklisted. |







