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WatchGuard
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SOHO User Guide
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Page 1 - SOHO User Guide

WatchGuard SOHO and SOHO | tcWatchGuard®SOHO User GuideSOHO and SOHO|tc 2.3

Page 3 - Agreement

User Guide 2.3 xiTable of ContentsCHAPTER 1 Installation ...1Before you begin ...

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xiiCHAPTER 3 Configuring Services for a SOHO ...33How does information travel on the internet? ...33Allowing incoming services ...

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User Guide 2.3 1CHAPTER 1 InstallationBefore you beginPre-installation checklistBefore installing your new WatchGuard SOHO please ensure that you have

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Performing manual installation2• An operational Internet connection.Setup of your SOHO requires access to the Internet. If your connection does not wo

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User Guide 2.3 3Performing manual installationMicrosoft Windows NT or 20001Click Start => Programs => Command Prompt.2 At the C:\ prompt, enter

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Performing manual installation4 NOTEIf you are connecting more than one computer to the private network behind the SOHO, obtain the configuration TCP

Page 9 - Using this guide

User Guide 2.3 5Performing manual installationthe browser to Web pages located in other places. Disabling the HTTP will not prevent you from accessing

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Physically connecting your SOHO66Click Configure at the bottom on the Internet Options screen.7 Record the URL box information here:

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User Guide 2.3 7Physically connecting your SOHO1 Complete the “Pre-installation checklist” on page 1.2 Turn off your computer.3 Unplug the power from

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iiRegistration and identification informationPlease use this area to enter your SOHO information.The SOHO serial number is located on the bottom of th

Page 13 - Installation

Physically connecting your SOHO86 Turn on the power to your cable or DSL modem. Wait until the lights stop flashing, indicating that the modem is read

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User Guide 2.3 9Physically connecting your SOHOThe SOHO and SOHO|tc ship with a “10-seat” license. In other words, the SOHO allows up to ten computers

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Physically connecting your SOHO108 Attach the power cord to the SOHO and plug it into an outlet.9 Restart your computer.

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User Guide 2.3 11CHAPTER 2 Setting Up Your SOHO NetworkHow does a firewall work?Fundamentally, a firewall is a way of differentiating between, as well

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Configuring your public network12 NOTEThe configuration instructions in this chapter assume that you are using Windows 95/98/ME. If this is not the c

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User Guide 2.3 13Configuring your public networkof Ethernet and PPP by simulating a standard Dial-Up connection. It is popular among many ISPs because

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Configuring your public network144 If “Obtain an IP Address Automatically” is selected, your computer is configured for dynamic DHCP. If “Obtain an IP

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User Guide 2.3 15Configuring your public networkConfiguring the SOHO public network for dynamic addressingOut of the box, the SOHO is configured to ob

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Configuring your public network16Configuring the SOHO public network for static addressingIf you are assigned a static address, then you must transfer

Page 22 - 9 Restart your computer

User Guide 2.3 17Configuring your public network7 On most platforms, click OK until the Control Panel window closes. 8 Shut down and reboot the comput

Page 23 - SOHO Network

User Guide 2.3 iiiWatchGuard® SOHO End-User License AgreementIMPORTANT - READ CAREFULLY BEFORE ACCESSING WATCHGUARD SOFTWAREThis WatchGuard SOHO End-U

Page 24 - Network addressing

Configuring your public network185 Enter the TCP/IP settings you copied from the computer when you started the install process.6Click Submit. To compl

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User Guide 2.3 19Configuring your public network5 Enable the checkbox labelled Use PPPoE to obtain configuration.6 Enter the PPPoE login name supplied

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Configuring your private network202 At the C:\ prompt, enter winipcfg. Press Enter. The IP Configuration dialog box appears.3 Verify that the informat

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User Guide 2.3 21Configuring your private network NOTETo disable the SOHO DHCP server and assign addresses statically on your private network, open t

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Changing the SOHO system name and password22Changing the SOHO system name and passwordPasswords are a barrier between your computer and anyone trying

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User Guide 2.3 23Default factory settings4Check the Enable Password checkbox.5 Enter the system user name in the Name field.6 Enter the system passwor

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Default factory settings24• Public network settings use DHCP NOTEDHCP must be enabled for you to be able to access the SOHO device when it boots up.P

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User Guide 2.3 25Troubleshooting installation and network configurationVirtual Private Networking• IPSec VPN is not installed.The SOHO|tc comes with t

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Troubleshooting installation and network configuration26GENERALWhat do the ON and MODE lights signify on the SOHO?When the ON light is illuminated, th

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User Guide 2.3 27Troubleshooting installation and network configuration5Click Reboot and wait for the SOHO to finish rebooting. The MODE and ON light

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iv4. LIMITED WARRANTY. WATCHGUARD makes the following limited warranties for a period of ninety (90) days from the date you obtained the SOFTWARE

Page 35 - Default factory settings

Troubleshooting installation and network configuration28CAUTIONThis is a major security risk. For instructions on how to allow any incoming services,

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User Guide 2.3 29Troubleshooting installation and network configuration3Click Add a Service and then click the service you want to add. For UDP, you w

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Troubleshooting installation and network configuration303Click VPN Configuration.4Click Configuring a SOHO to SOHO IPSec VPN Tunnel.5 Download and fol

Page 38 - CONFIGURATION

User Guide 2.3 31Troubleshooting installation and network configurationfactory defaults so connect cables in original configuration and power up again

Page 39 - 192.168.x.x 255.255.0.0

Troubleshooting installation and network configuration32the LAN Link lights. They tell you if the SOHO is connected to a computer or hub through that

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User Guide 2.3 33CHAPTER 3 Configuring Services for a SOHOHow does information travel on the internet?Each packet of information transported over the

Page 41 - VPN MANAGEMENT

How does information travel on the internet?34address of the WatchGuard site is 209.191.160.60 while the domain name is www.watchguard.com.ProtocolA p

Page 42 - TECHNICAL

User Guide 2.3 35Allowing incoming servicesAllowing incoming servicesBy default, the security stance of the SOHO is to deny unsolicited incoming packe

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Allowing incoming services36violate the computer, they are stopped cold at the SOHO, never learning the true address of the computer.Adding a pre-conf

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User Guide 2.3 37Allowing incoming services7Click Submit.The configuration change is saved to the SOHO and the Show Incoming Rules page appears. The i

Page 45 - Configuring Services

User Guide 2.3 vSUCH DAMAGES. THIS SHALL BE TRUE EVEN IN THE EVENT OF THE FAILURE OF AN AGREED REMEDY.5. UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT RESTRICTED RIGHTS.

Page 46 - WatchGuard SOHO services

Allowing incoming services389Click Submit.The configuration change is saved to the SOHO, and the Show Incoming Rules page appears.Adding an incoming s

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User Guide 2.3 39Allowing incoming servicesCAUTIONUnfortunately, the hole created using the Any service is indiscriminate. Any type of packet can ente

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Blocking outgoing services404Click Remove a Service.A list of existing, incoming services appears. Services are identified by protocol, port number, a

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User Guide 2.3 41Blocking outgoing services2 Select Services.The Services menu appears.3 Select Blocked Outgoing Services.The Blocked Outgoing Service

Page 50 - Adding the Any service

Blocking outgoing services426Click Submit.The configuration change is saved to the SOHO and the Blocked Service List page appears.Removing a blocked o

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User Guide 2.3 43CHAPTER 4 Configuring Virtual Private NetworkingThis chapter describes an optional feature of the WatchGuard SOHO: virtual private ne

Page 52 - Blocking outgoing services

What you will need44encrypted Internet connection, a VPN connection eliminates any significant risk of data being read or altered by outside users as

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User Guide 2.3 45What you will needIP Address Table (example)Item Description Assigned ByPublic IP AddressThe IP address that identifies the SOHO to t

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What you will need46About Feature KeysWhen you purchase a SOHO, the software for all extended features is provided with that installation regardless o

Page 55 - Private Networking

User Guide 2.3 47Special considerationsother IPSec-compliant devices. To download these instructions, open your Web browser to:http://www.watchguard.c

Page 56 - What you will need

viWatchGuard® Limited Hardware WarrantyThis WatchGuard Limited Hardware Warranty (the "Warranty") applies to the enclosed WatchGuard hardwar

Page 57 - IP Address Table (example)

Frequently asked questions48Frequently asked questionsWhy do I need a static public address? To create a VPN connection, one SOHO must be able to find

Page 58 - VPN tunnel

User Guide 2.3 49Frequently asked questionsOK, ping is not working. If you cannot ping the local network address of the remote SOHO, take the followin

Page 59 - Special considerations

Frequently asked questions50

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User Guide 2.3 51CHAPTER 5 Additional SOHO FeaturesSOCKS for SOHOSOCKS is a network proxy filter that works with SOCKS-aware applications such as ICQ.

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SOCKS for SOHO52SOHO SOCKS implementationThe SOHO SOCKS feature has the following characteristics and limitations:• SOHO supports SOCKS version 5 only

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User Guide 2.3 53SOCKS for SOHO• If you can choose different services or versions of SOCKS, choose SOCKS version 5..• Select port 1080 for the applica

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SOHO logging545Click Submit to register the change. The SOHO is enabled again as a Proxy server and ready to pass SOCKS packets.SOHO loggingThe WatchG

Page 64 - SOHO SOCKS implementation

User Guide 2.3 55Rebooting a WatchGuard SOHO2Click System Administration.The System Administration menu appears.3 Select Remote Logging.The Secure Rem

Page 65 - Disabling SOCKS on the SOHO

Rebooting a WatchGuard SOHO56• Send an FTP command to the remote SOHO device. Use an FTP application to connec to the SOHO device, then enter the comm

Page 66 - SOHO logging

User Guide 2.3 57CHAPTER 6 WatchGuard SOHO WebBlockerWatchGuard SOHO WebBlocker is an optional feature of the WatchGuard SOHO and SOHO|tc that provide

Page 67 - Rebooting a WatchGuard SOHO

User Guide 2.3 viiNONCONFORMANCE OR DEFECT IN THE HARDWARE PRODUCT (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS

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How WebBlocker works58site, the SOHO queries the WatchGuard database and determines whether or not to block the site. The SOHO considers the following

Page 69 - WebBlocker

User Guide 2.3 59Purchasing and enabling SOHO WebBlockerthose members of your private network who should be able bypass WebBlocker. When a site is blo

Page 70 - Bypassing the SOHO WebBlocker

WebBlocker categories604 Enable the checkbox labeled Enable Web Blocking.This turns on SOHO WebBlocker.5 Enter the full access password.The full acces

Page 71 - The Services menu appears

User Guide 2.3 61WebBlocker categories NOTEIn all of the categories sites to be blocked are selected by advocacy rather than opinion or educational m

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WebBlocker categories62their primary purpose to alter the individual’s state of mind, such as glue sniffing. This does not include (that is, if select

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User Guide 2.3 63WebBlocker categoriesSearch EnginesSearch engine sites such as AltaVista, InfoSeek, Yahoo!, and WebCrawler.Sports and LeisurePictures

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Searching for blocked sites64sites hosted by museums such as the Guggenheim, the Louvre, or the Museum of Modern Art.Partial/Artistic NudityPictures e

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User Guide 2.3 65IndexAAdding incoming services 37, 38Allowing incoming services 35Any service, adding 38BBlocked outgoing service, removing 42blocked

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66Default gateway 44Default IP address, SOHO 24disabling HTTP proxy 5Disabling SOCKS 52, 53DNS serviceprimary IP address44secondary IP address 44Domai

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User Guide 2.3 67private network default factory settings24Network address 44Network Address Translation 35OOutgoing servicesblocking40blocking TCP 40

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viiiWelcomeCongratulations on purchasing the ideal solution for providing secure access to the Internet–the WatchGuard SOHO or WatchGuard SOHO|tc. You

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68Troubleshooting 45checking link LED 25connecting more than two offices 48pinging 48static IP address 48UUDPadding incoming37blocking outgoing 40Unix

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User Guide 2.3 ixUsing this guideThis manual assumes that you are familiar with your computer’s operating system. If you have questions about navigati

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