SysAdm Client Handbook Update (Firewall Manager)

- Add new section for Firewall Manager.
- Add screenshot of manager interface.
- Write full walkthrough of the interface.
- Update translation files.
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@@ -34,6 +34,10 @@ now available in the |sysadm| client:
* :ref:`Boot Environment Manager`
* :ref:`Firewall Manager`
* :ref:`Service Manager`
* :ref:`Task Manager`
* :ref:`User Manager`
@@ -631,10 +635,57 @@ continue booting into the selected boot environment.
Firewall Manager
================
This section to be filled in when the firewall manager is operational.
The Firewall Manager is a simple interface used to configure ports and
firewalls. In :numref:`Figure %s <firewall1>`, the Multicast DNS service
is active and using port 5353 is open, with the firewall started.
.. _firewall1:
.. figure:: images/firewall1.png
|sysadm| Firewall Manager
The top row of the interface has options to configure the firewall.
:guilabel:`Start` turns on the firewall, :guilabel:`Restart` will turn
the firewall off and on again, and :guilabel:`Stop` turns the firewall
off. On the right side of the row are two buttons, :guilabel:`Power On`
and :guilabel:`Power Off`.
.. note:: In :numref:`Figure %s <firewall1>`, the :guilabel:`Start`
option is greyed out, as the firewall is currently active. Additionally,
:guilabel:`Power On` is also greyed out as the firewall is configured
to start on bootup.
The central window describes all added services. The list can be sorted
by clicking :guilabel:`Open Ports`. Next, the :guilabel:`Used By` column
displays the name of the service using the open ports. Finally, the
:guilabel:`Description` column offers more information about the service
name in the same row.
The bottom portion of the interface provides options to open and close
ports. There are two options to open a port: :guilabel:`Find by Service`
and :guilabel:`Number/Type`:
**Find by Service:** Click :guilabel:`Select a Service...` to
open a drop down menu of alphabetized services. Click the desired
service, and the Firewall Manager will automatically add it to the list
of open ports.
.. tip:: The services list can be navigated quickly by typing the name
of the desired service while the list is open.
**Number/Type:** Manually designate a port to open by typing the number
in the :guilabel:`Number` field. The :guilabel:`Arrow` icons can be
pressed to either increase or decrease the number by one. The next drop
down menu allows for designating between **tcp** or **udp**. Once the
number and type of port are chosen, click the :guilabel:`Keyhole` icon
to confirm the selections and open the desired port.
To close a port, select a port from the :guilabel:`Open Ports`
column and press :guilabel:`Close Ports`.
.. index:: sysadm, configuration
.. _Server Manager:
.. _Service Manager:
Service Manager
===============