| How is an Mi5 Webgate appliance managed? The Mi5 Webgate appliance is managed through a secure web interface. All management options are accessible utilizing your traditional web browser, i.e. Microsoft Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, or Netscape Navigator. |
| Can I configure the Mi5 Webgate appliance from a UNIX or Mac based Operating System? Yes, the Mi5 Webgate appliance can be configured using a web browser on most operating systems, including Microsoft Windows, Linux, and Mac OS. |
| If an administrator forgets their password, is there a password recovery mechanism? Yes, an administrator can access the password recovery feature through the main login screen of the Mi5 Webgate appliance. |
| What is the difference between the Management, Monitoring, WAN, and LAN ports on the appliance? The Mi5 Webgate ports function in the following manner: - Management Port - for out-of-band management of appliance
- Monitoring Port - for monitoring traffic sent from a Tap/Span port
- WAN port - for inline traffic monitoring and blocking. This port is typically connected to a Router, Firewall, or other network gateways
- LAN port - for inline traffic monitoring and blocking. This port is connected to the internal network switch or other device.
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| Can a Webgate's configuration be changed via the serial interface? Yes, an administrator can access a menu driven configuration screen via the serial interface. Please use a Terminal Emulation application, such as HyperTerminal and the console cable provided with the appliance to access the menu system. |
