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Traffic Rules

  • Configuring Traffic Rules for Multihoming in Kerio Control

    Overview Multihoming is a term used when one network interface (connected to the Internet) uses multiple public IP addresses. Typically, numerous services are available through individual IP addresses...

  • Configuring Traffic Rules for IPv6 Connectivity

    Overview Kerio Control supports IPv6 in traffic rules configuration. There are several places to check in order to make sure IPv6 configuration is enabled. When you configure the Traffic rules section...

  • Configuring Generic Traffic Rules in Kerio Control

    Overview Kerio Control administrators can control the traffic based on IP addresses, groups, users, and either block or allow traffic matching these rules. The traffic policy consists of rules ordered...

  • Configuring Demilitarized Zone (DMZ)

    Overview A demilitarized zone (DMZ) is a particular segment of the local network reserved for servers accessible from the Internet. It is not allowed to access the local network from this segment. If ...

  • Enabling Protocol Inspection on Traffic Rules

    Overview Kerio Control includes protocol inspectors that monitor all traffic on application protocols, such as HTTP, SMTP, SIP, and FTP. Inspectors filter the communication or adapt the firewall's beh...

  • Transferring the Firewall Configuration

    Overview You can transfer the configuration of the firewall to a different system. There are two basic scenarios where you would want to do this: Your original hardware device is broken, and you recei...