SonicWALL GMS Quick start guide

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Quick start guide
SonicWall®GMS9.1
GettingStartedGuide
SonicWallGlobalManagementSystem9.1GettingStartedGuide
Contents
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2
Part1.IntroducingGMS
IntroductiontoGMS .................................................................5
Part2.InstallingGMS
BeforeYouBegin ....................................................................7
SystemRequirements.............................
................................ .. ... 7
InstallationQuickStart..........
....................................................... 8
RecordConfigurationInformation ............... ...........................
.............. 8
InstallingtheGMSOV AFile. ................ ..............
............................9
SettingUptheNetworkConfiguration..................
...............................14
ConfiguringtheSystem .................
.............................................16
PerformingBasicTasksandManualHost
Configuration................................. ....18
PowertheVirtualApplianceOn .......
.............................................. ....18
ConfigureHostSettingsontheConsole..................................................19
ConfigureHostSettingsontheApplianceManagementInterface ............................. 20
ViewingtheSettingsSummary...
............... .................. .....................21
EditingTheVirtualMachineSettings......... .................. ...............
........... 22
SettingtheInstallMode...................................
.............. . . . .........23
SingleServerDeployment.............. ........
................................ ........ 23
DistributedDeployment........
................................ .. .....................25
RegisteringGMS. . ................................ .........
........................33
GMSRegistration .........................
............... ............................. 33
AddingDevices.. . .
................................................................35
BasicMode.................................. ..
......................................35
AdvancedMode..........
................................ .. .......................... 36
Part3.UsingGMS
UsingtheGMSManagementInterface........................................ .........41
CentralizedManagementandMonitoring............................................
....41
DistributedIntelligentPlatformMonitoring........................... ...............
..... 47
NavigatingtheGMSManagementInterface ................ .................. ......
....... 52
ConsoleView ................................ .........
............................... 53
UnderstandingGMSIcons.......... ......
.............................................. 54
HOMEView ..
.....................................................................56
HOMEView(FlowBased) ............................
..................................56
HOMEView(SyslogBased) ............
............... .................. ................ 58
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HOMEView(ManagementOnly) .............. .................. ........................ 60
MANAGEView.......................................
............................. .62
Updates....................
................................ ........................ 62
CurrentStatus.......................... ................
............................. 62
Tools....................
............... .................. .. ........................ 63
Connectivity ............ .............................
................................63
Policies.................
................................ .. .......................... 63
SystemSetup................. .................. ...
..................................63
SecurityConfiguration..............
............... .................. .. ................64
LogsandReporting............... .................. .. ............
....................64
REPORTSView ............................
.............. . . ................ .........65
REPORTSView(FlowBased) ......
......................................................65
REPORTSView(SyslogBased)..................... .....................
................ 67
ANALYTICSView................................
...................................68
Status...............
............... ................................................ 68
Sessions.....................................
................................ .. .....69
Flows..........
................................ ..................................... 70
NOTIFICATIONSView.............................
..................................71
Tools................
............... ................................................71
SonicWallSupport................ . ................ ...
............................. .73
AboutThisDocument............ ......
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SonicWallGlobalManagementSystem9.1GettingStartedGuide
IntroducingGMS
Part1
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IntroducingGMS
IntroductiontoGMS
SonicWallGlobalManagementSystem9.1GettingStartedGuide
IntroductiontoGMS
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IntroductiontoGMS
SonicWall®GlobalManagementSystem(GMS)isaWebbasedapplicationthatcanconfigureandmanage
thousandsofSonicWallfirewallappliancesandNetMonitornonSonicWallappliancesfromacentrallocation .
SonicWallGMSis:
easytoinstall
easytoconfigure
easytolicense
easytoadddevicesto
easytomonitorandmanage
yourGMSinstancesusingIntelligentPlatformMonitor(IPM)
GMScanbeusedasaManagementConsoleinanEnterprisenetworkcontainingasingleSonicWallappliance,
anditcanalsobeusedasaRemoteManagementSystemformanagingmultiple unitdeploymentsforEnterprise
andServiceProvidernetworksconsistingofhundredsand
thousandsoffirewalls,Emai lSecurityappliances,and
SecureMobileAccess(SMA)appliances.Thisdramaticallylowersthecostofmanagingasecuredistributed
network.GMSdoesthisbyenablingadministratorstomonitorthestatusofandapplyconfigurationstoall
managedSonicWallappliances,groupsofSonicWallappliances,orindividual SonicWallappliances.GMS
also
providescentralizedmanagementofschedulingandpushingfirmwareupdatestomultipleappliancesandto
applyconfigurationbackupsofappliancesatregularintervals.
GMSprovidesmonitoringfeaturesthatenableyoutoviewthecurrentstatusofSonicWallappliancesand
nonSonicWallappliances,pendingtasks,andlogmessages.Italsoprovidesgraphical
reportingoffirewall,SMA,
andEmailSecurity(ES)applianceandnetworkactivitiesfortheSonicWallappliances.Awiderangeof
informativerealtimeandhistoricalreportscanbegeneratedtoprovideinsightintousagetrendsandsecurity
events.
NetworkadministratorscanalsoconfiguremultiplesiteVPNsforSonicWallappliances.Fromthe
GMSuser
interface, youcanaddVPNlicensestoSonicWallappliances,configureVPNsettings,andenableordisable
remoteclientaccessforeachnetwork.
SonicWallGlobalManagementSystem9.1GettingStartedGuide
InstallingGMS
Part2
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InstallingGMS
BeforeYouBegin
InstallingtheGMSOV AFile
SettingUptheNetworkConfiguration
ConfiguringtheSystem
SettingtheInstallMode
RegisteringGMS
AddingDevices
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BeforeYouBegin
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BeforeYouBegin
ReviewthesesectionsforinformationbeforeinstallingyourSonicWallGMSVirtualAppliance:
SystemRequirements
InstallationQuickStart
SystemRequirements
TheSonicWallGMSVirtualAppliancecomeswithabaselicensetomanageeither5,10,or25nodes.Youcan
purchaseadditionallicensesonMySonicWall.Formoreinformationonlicensingadditionalnodes,visit:
https://www.sonicwall.com/enus/support/contactsupport/licensingassistance.
Todeterminethehardwarerequirementsforyourdeployment,usetheCapacityPlanningToolat
https://www.sonicwall.com/enus/products/firewalls/managementandreporting/globalmanagementsystem.
.
SystemRequirement MinimumRequirements
SonicWallGMSVirtualAppliance ESXi6.5
ACPUgreaterthanquadcorelevel
16GBRAM(moreisrecommendedforincreasedperformance)
250or950GBavailablediskspace(dependingonnumberofdevices)
thickprovisioning
NOTE:GMSisnotsupportedasaVMwarevirtualmachinerunningina
cloudservice,suchasAmazonWebServicesEC2.
HardDrive •SpindleSpeed:10,000RPMorhigher
•Cache:64MBorhigher
•Transferrate:600MBsorhigher
•AverageLatency:4microsecondsorlower
Java Java8.0plugin
Browser GoogleChrome42.0andhigher(recommendedbrowserfor
dashboardrealtimegraphics
display)
MozillaFirefox37.0andhigher
MicrosoftEdge41orhigher
MicrosoftInternetExplorer10.0andhigher
NOTE:InternetExplorerversion10.0inMetrointerfacesofWindows8is
currentlynotsupported.
NOTE:WhenusingInternetExplorer,turnoffCompatibilityModewhen
accessingtheGMSmanagementinterface.
NOTE:InternetExplorerisnot
supportedforAngularbasedflowreports.
Network accesstotheInternet
either:
anIPaddressautomaticallyassignedthroughDHCP
astaticIPaddress
SonicWallApplianceandFirmware SonicOS6.2andhigher
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InstallationQuickStart
InstallingGMSrequiresonlythesemajorsteps:
RecordConfigurationInformation
IfyouwillbeinstallingGMSusingastaticIPaddress,recordthefollowingconfigurationinformationfromyour
systemforyourreferencebeforeproceedingwithyourinstallation.Youmightnotbepromptedforthisifyou
areinstallingusingaDHCPgeneratedIPaddress.
NOTE:SonicWallGMSprovidesmonitoringsupportfornonSonicWallTCP /IP‐andSNMPenableddevices
andapplications.Seethedocumentationthatcamewithyourdeviceformoreinformation.
123456
Installingthe
GMSOVAFile
SettingUpthe
Network
Configuration
Configuringthe
System
Settingthe
InstallMode
RegisteringGMS
(ConsoleOnly)
AddingDevices
InstallGMS
virtualappliance
onyoursystem.
Ifneeded,
customizethe
configurationfor
GMStooperate
inyournetwork
environment.
Usethe
easytouse
wizardto
configureGMS
usingthedefault
settings.
Setthemodeto
beusedbyGMS
tomonitoryour
devices:
Flowbased,
Syslogbased,no
reporting.
RegisterGMS
usingitsserial
number
and
your
MySonicWall
account.
Addthedevices
youwantto
monitorand
maintainusing
GMSusingeither
Basicor
AdvancedMode.
InformationNeeded Description YourConfigurationInformation
SMTPServerAddress TheIPaddressorhostnameofyourSimple
MailTransferProtocol(SMTP)server.For
example,mail.emailprovider.com.
HTTPSWebServerPort Thenumberofyour
secure(SSL)Web
serverportifcustomized.Thedefaultport
is443.
GMSAdministratorEmail1 TheemailaddressofaGMSadministrator
whoreceivesemailnotifications from
GMS.
GMSAdministratorEmail2 TheemailaddressofanadditionalGMS
administratorwhoreceivesemail
notificationsfromGMS.Thisfieldis
optional.
SenderEmail
Address Theemailaddressfromwhichtheemail
notificationsaresentbyGMS.
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InstallingtheGMSOVAFile
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InstallingtheGMSOV AFile
BeforeinstallingtheSonicWallGlobalManagementSystem,pleasereadBeforeYouBeginforthesystem
requirementsandotherusefulinformation.
ToinstallGMS:
1 SelecttheESXiserveronwhichyouwanttodeploythevirtualmachinethatwi llrunGMS.
2 Choosethe.ovafileyouwanttoinstallinthelocationwhereitisstoredandclickNext.
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3 Changethenameofthevirtualmachineandselectthedatastore.
4 SelecttheESXiresourcetobeusedandclickNext.
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5The.ovafileyouchosewillbevalidated.Whenthevalidationhasbeencompletedandissuccessful,
clickNext.
6VerifythetemplatedetailsforyourinstallationandclickNext.
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7AgreetothelicenseagreementbyclickingNext.
8 Choosethedatastore,virtualdiskformat,andvirtualmachine storagepolicytobeusedandclickNext.
ThesewillbecheckedforcompatibilitywithSonicWallGMS.
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9 Selectthenetworkinterfacetobeassignedtothevirtualmachine.YoucanusetheIPallocationsettings
defaultvaluesunlessyourlocalnetworkconfigurationrequirescustomsettings.
10 ClickFinishtocompletetheinstallationofGMSfromthe.ovafile.Aprogressbardisplaysshowingthe
statusoftheinstallationcompletion.
11 Select
theinstanceofthevirtualmachineandpoweriton.
TheinstallationofyourGMSisnowcompleted.Next,youwillneedtoconfigurethenetworksettingsforyour
GMS.SeeSettingUptheNetworkConfigurationformoreinformation.
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SettingUptheNetworkConfiguration
AfterinstallingGMS,youwi llneedtoconfigureitsnetworksettings.
TosetupthenetworkconfigurationforGMS:
1 Launchtheremoteconsole.
2IfyournetworkconfigurationhasaDHCPserver,anIPaddresswi llbeautomaticallyassignedtothe
virtualmachine
NOTE:IfaDHCPserverisnotpresent,youwillneedtousethecommandlineinterfacetomanually
assignanIPaddresstothevirtualmachine.
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3OpenawebbrowserandentertheIPaddressoftheGMSinstallationinthisformat:https://<IP
address>.
4LogintheGMSconsoleusingthedefaultadministrationaccount:
Username:admin
Password:password
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ConfiguringtheSystem
Thissectionguidesyouthroughthe configurationoftheIPaddress,gatewayaddress,preferredtimesetting,
andthedomainforyourGMSinstallation.
ToconfiguretheGMSsystem:
1IfyouarenotalreadyloggedintoGMS,loginusingthedefaultadministrationaccount.
ThefirstpageoftheSystemConfigurationTooldisplays.
2 ClickNexttoproceedwiththeconfiguration.
3WhenconfiguringwithDHCP,youcanupdatethevaluesforthehostName,Domain,andtheDNSservers
tothose
requiredforyournetworkenvironment.TheHostIPaddress/SubnetmaskandtheDefault
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gatewayareautomaticallypopulatedbytheDHCPserver.Youcanopttoselectthe“Static”radiobutton
toconfigureastaticHostIPaddress/SubnetmaskandtheDefaultgatewayaddress.ClickNext.
4Ifnecessary,updatetheTime,Date,andTimeZoneforyourGMSinstallationandclickNext.
5Verify
thesettingsprovidedbyyoursystem.Ifyouneedtochangeanyoftheconfigurationsettingsthat
youenteredonpreviouspages,clickBack.
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Ifnochangesarerequired,youcanclickCanceltocontinuewithsettingupGMSwithout
restartingthevirtualmachine.
Ifyouneedtochangeanysettingsfromtheirdefaultvalues,clickApplytoacceptyour
configurationsettings.Ifyouneedtochangeanyoftheconfigurationsettingsthatyou
enteredon
previouspages,clickBack.
Thevirtualmachinemightrebootafteryouapplyyourconfigurationsettings.Ifitdoes,youwill
needtoenteryourusernameandpasswordagaininordertocontinue.
PerformingBasicTasksandManualHost
Configuration
ThissectiondescribeshowtomanuallypoweronandconfigurebasicsettingsontheGMSVirtualA pplian ce,
includingvi rtualhardwaresettingsandnetworkingsettingswhennoDHCPserverisavailable.
ThefollowingtasksarerequiredtoconfigureyourGMSVirtualAppliancebeforeregisteringit:
1 PowertheVirtualApplianceOnonpage
18
2 ConfigureHostSettingsontheConsoleonpage19
3 ConfigureHostSettingsontheApplianceManagementInterfaceonpage20
Thischapteralsocontainsinformationon:
ViewingtheSettingsSummaryonpage21
EditingTheVirtualMachineSettingsonpage22
PowertheVirtualApplianceOn
TherearemultiplewaystopowertheGMSVirtualApplianceon(oroff).
Topowerthevirtualapplianceon(oroff),completeoneofthefollowingsteps:
NOTE:IftheDHCPserverhasbeenconfiguredcorrectly,thevaluesfortheDNSrelatedfieldsarefilledin
automatically.
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RightclicktheSGMSVirtualApplianceintheleftpaneandnavigatetoPower>PowerOn(orPower>
PowerOff)intherightclickmenu.
SelecttheGMSVirtualApplianceintheleftpaneandthenclickPoweronthevirtualmachine(orShut
downthevirtualmachine
)ontheGettingStartedtabintherightpane.
SelecttheGMSVirtualApplianceintheleftpaneandthenclickPowerOn(orShutdownguest)onthe
Summarytabintherightpane.
ConfigureHostSettingsontheConsole
AfterpoweringontheGMSVirtualAppliance,completethefollowingstepstoopentheconsoleandconfigure
theIPaddressanddefaultroutesettings:
1InvSphere,rightclicktheGMSVirtualApplianceintheleftpane.
2 SelectOpenRemoteConsoleintherightclickmenu.
3Whentheconsolewindowopens,clickinside
thewindow, typesnwlcliatthelogin:prompt.
4PressEnter.Yourmousepointerdisappearswhenyouclickintheconsolewindow.Toreleaseit,press
Ctrl+Alt.
5Theconsolemightdisplaywarningmessagesthatcanbeignored,andthendisplaysasecondLogin:
prompt.TypeadminattheLogin:prompt.
6Press
Enter.
7EnterpasswordatthePassword:prompt.
8PressEnter.The
SNWLCLI>promptisdisplayed.
9ConfigurethelocalIPaddressforthevir tualappliancebyenteringthefollowingcommand,substituting
yourIPaddressandsubnetmaskforthevaluesshownhere:
interface eth0 10.208.112.175 255.255.255.0
YoucanalsoconfigureIPv6addressatthisstepbyusingtheinterfacecommand.Or,usethe/appliance
(System)interfaceNetwork>SettingsscreentodotheIPv6configuration.
10 Configurethedefaultrouteforthevirtualappliancebytypingthefollowingcommand,substitutingyour
gatewayIPaddressforthevalueshown
here:
route --add default --destination 10.208.112.1
Youcantestconnectivitybypinginganotherserveroryourmaingateway,forexample:
NOTE:ThisfeatureisonlyapplicablewhenaDHCPServerisnotavailabletograntanIPtothedeployed
virtualmachine,orwhenyouwishtoconfigureaStaticIP.
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ping 10.208.111.1
ping 10.0.0.1
PressCtrl+ctostoppinging.
11 Enterexittoexitthe CLI.
12 ClosetheconsolewindowbyclickingtheX.
ConfigureHostSettingsontheAppliance
ManagementInterface
AfterconfiguringtheIPaddressanddefaultroutesettingsontheGMSVirtualApplianceconsole,thenextsteps
aretoconfigurethe hostname,network,andtimesettingsintheappliancemanagementinterface.
TheHostConfigurationTool isawizardthattake syouthroughseveralbasicstepstogetyourGMS
Virtual
Applianceconfiguredforyournetwork.
Thewizardstartsautomaticallyaft eryouloginforthefirsttime.Youcancancelthewizardatthistime,which
leavesthedefaultconfigurationonthevirtualapplianceandpreventsthewizardfromautomaticallystarting
again.
Tocompletehostconfigurationforthevirtualappliance,completethefollowingsteps:
1 LaunchabrowserandentertheURLofthevirtualappliance,suchas:
https://10.208.112.175
2Ontheapplianceinterfaceloginpage,enterthedefaultcredentials:
Useradmin
Passwordpassword
3 ClickSubmittologin.
4Thelog inpageredisplayswiththedefaultlogincredentialsprepopulated.
5 ClickSubmit.
6TheHostConfigurationToolwizardstartsautomatically.IntheIntroductionscreen,clickNext.
7IntheNetworkSettingsscreen,
configurethefollowingnetworksettingsfortheGMSVirtualAppliance.
•NameAdescriptivenameforthisvirtual appliance
•DomainInthe formof“sonicwall.com”;thisdomainisnotusedforauthentication
•HostIPAddressThestaticIPaddressfortheeth0interfaceofthevirtualappliance
SubnetMask
Intheformof255.255.255.0
•DefaultGatewayTheIPaddressofthenetworkgatewaythisisthedefaultgatewayandis
requiredfornetworkingpurposes.
•DNSServer1TheIPaddressoftheprimaryDNSserver
NOTE:ThiswizardcanbeskippedifnochangesarerequiredorwhenanIPhasalreadybeendynamically
assigned.
NOTE:Ifyoulogoutoftheappliancemanagementinterfacewithoutactuallycancellingthewizard,it
startsautomaticallyonyournextlogin.
YoucanmanuallystartthewizardatanytimebyclickingWizardsatthetoprightcornerofthepage.
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