Ruijie Networks RG-WALL 1600 User manual

RG-WALL 1600 Next-Generation
Firewall Installation and Initialization
Applicable to V5.2-R5.0

Contents
■Preface
■Hardware Installation
■Initialization Setup

Preface
Revision Record
Page 3
Audience
Ruijie business partners and customers who are responsible for configuring
and maintaining Ruijie wireless devices.
Note :
For more detail configuration , see configuration guide for each product . you can download
configuration guide at http://www.ruijienetworks.com
For more technical enquiry , you can visit Ruijie Service portal at
http://case.ruijienetworks.com . You need to sign up before submit a case.
Release Date
Change Contents
Reviser
2016.06
Initial
publication V1.0
TAC
Oversea

Contents
■Preface
■Hardware Installation
■Initialization Setup

Hardware Installation
Preparation Device installation in
specified locations Grounding and cable connection
A ground bar is provided in the installation environment
(recommended):
①Remove the ground screw from the rear panel of the
device.
②Put the OT terminal of the ground cable delivered with
the device on the ground screw of the chassis.
③Install the ground screw with the OT terminal to the
ground hole, fasten it with a screwdriver, and connect the
other end of the ground cable to the ground bar of the
equipment room.
A ground bar is not provided in the installation
environment:
If the device adoptsAC power supply, the PE cable of the
AC power supply needs to be grounded. Check whether the
PE cable of theAC power supply is properly grounded in the
power distribution room or on theAC transformer side.
1
Rear panel of the device
2
Grounding label
3
Grounding hole
4
OT terminal of the
protective ground cable
5
Protective ground cable
6
Ground screw

Contents
■Preface
■Hardware Installation
■Initialization Setup

Fast configuration in NAT (routing) mode
Step 1: Select an operating mode. The default is NAT (routing) mode.
Operating Modes
Device login Fast configuration Upgrade
NOTE:
The firewall operates either in NAT or transparent mode. The default
is NAT mode. If both modes are adopted, VDOM must be
implemented.

Interface IP Address
Device login Fast configuration Upgrade
Fast configuration in NAT (routing) mode
Step 2: Configure the IP address of the specified interface.
NOTE:
When you configure the IP address of the interface, you can configure its management authority at
the same time. For example, if you select TELNET, you can use the IP address of the interface to
manage the firewall via telnet. If you do not select TELNET, management via telnet is disabled.

Default Route
Device login Fast configuration Upgrade
Fast configuration in NAT (routing) mode
Step 3: Configure the default route.

Security Policy
Device login Fast configuration Upgrade
Fast configuration in NAT (routing) mode
Step 4: Configure a policy for Internet access.
NOTE:
By default, the system has the Internet access policy used to
route traffic from the internal interface to the Wan1 interface.

Security Policy
Device login Fast configuration Upgrade
Fast configuration in NAT (routing) mode
Step 5: Enable the antivirus feature.
NOTE:
Enable the UTM virus
detection feature
and enable antivirus. You
also need to select
protocol options (the
protocol option is
automatically selected).

Security Policy
Device login Fast configuration Upgrade
Fast configuration in NAT (routing) mode
Step 6: Enable trafficcontrol per ip address.

Fast configuration in transparent mode
Step 1: Select an operating mode. The default is NAT (routing) mode.
Operating Modes
Device login Fast configuration Upgrade
NOTE:
The firewall operates either in NAT or transparent mode. The default is NAT
mode. If both modes are adopted, VDOM must be implemented.

Fast configuration in transparent mode
Step 2: Configure the management IP address and the gateway.
Operating Modes
Device login Fast configuration Upgrade
NOTE:
The firewall operates either in NAT or transparent mode. The default is NAT
mode. If both modes are adopted, VDOM must be implemented. If the
transparent mode is adopted, the management IP address must be configured.

Fast configuration in transparent mode
Step 3: Configure a policy for Internet access.
Operating Modes
Device login Fast configuration Upgrade
NOTE:
Disable NAT in transparent mode. By
default, NAT is disabled.

Security Policy
Device login Fast configuration Upgrade
Fast configuration in transparent mode
Step 4: Enable the antivirus feature.
NOTE:
Enable the UTM virus
detection feature
and enable antivirus. You
also need to select
protocol options (the
protocol option is
automatically selected).

Security Policy
Device login Fast configuration Upgrade
Fast configuration in transparent mode
Step 5: Enable trafficcontrol per ip address.

Changing the Administrator Password
Device login Fast configuration Upgrade
Change the administrator account and password, and configure the management host.
NOTE: After device configuration, you are advised to change the
administrator account and password. Only the IP addresses of trusted
hosts can be used to manage the firewall.

Initialization Setup
Version upgrade
To upgrade the system version, do the following:
Device login Fast configuration Upgrade
NOTE: After upgrade, restart the system to make the new version
take effect. Each model corresponds to a version, and the same
version is not applicable to all models.