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InJoy Firewall 3.0 - User Guide and FAQ

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The essential of InJoy Firewall is the comprehensive and easy-to-use InJoy Firewall GUI, which enables you to:

Visualize
Detect anomalies and monitor bandwidth statistics. Gain real-time insight into Firewall status and network utilization.

Measure
Investigate alerts, rejected traffic, monitor employees' HTTP requests, blacklisted users. IPSec tunnels, policy violations and much more...

Configure
Customize security levels, create access rules, shape traffic, blacklist users, define IPSec tunnels and maintain IPSec user accounts.

Manage
Enjoy the flexible set of commands and the ability to manage multiple InJoy Firewall Servers across platforms. Multiple instances of the GUI can run simultaneously; each of these can connect securely to Firewall Servers either locally or remotely, greatly simplifying administration tasks.

Separate GUI and Firewall Server

For maximum flexibility and remote administration capability, the InJoy Firewall solution separates the Firewall Server process from the desktop management application. The operating Firewall can be thought of as two components:

Firewall Server
Text mode application, which provides the actual Firewall functionality, loads feature plug-ins and acts as a server for the Firewall GUI.

Firewall GUI
Provides local and remote enterprise-grade management capability for remote Firewall Servers. Because these two components operate independently, the InJoy Firewall Server can be remotely managed from any trusted system using the InJoy Firewall GUI-even across differing Operating System platforms.

The GUI connection uses shared memory for local operation and a compressed, AES encrypted TCP/IP connection for remote connections. Because the GUI is optional, it can be started and stopped on demand as the Firewall Server runs.

Frequently Asked Questions - InJoy Firewall

Dose InJoy Firewall support dial-up?
Yes. On Windows the InJoy Firewall can protect your Windows dial-up interface. However on Linux and OS/2, the InJoy Firewall features are available for dial-up only through the InJoy Dialer product.
Dose InJoy Firewall support dynamic IP addresses?
Yes. If you get a new IP address via PPPoE or DHCP, the InJoy Firewall will automatically detect this.

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