Editing a Gateway Object

1. From the left navigation panel, click Gateways.

2. In the Name column, click the applicable Gateway object.

   The Gateway Edit page opens.

3. View and configure the required settings.

   Section 'General'

   You can configure these settings:

   • Change the toggle Manage in SMP

     This controls whether to manage this Quantum Spark Gateway with Quantum Spark Management

   • Change the toggle Enabled

     This controls whether to enable or disable this Gateway object

   • Mac Address.

   • Edit Static IP in VPN Community.

   You can see these settings:

   • Last connected IP address

   • Activation key

   Section 'Status'

   Shows this information for the Gateway object:

   • The connection status to Quantum Spark Management.

   • Internet Monitoring (for R81.10.10 and higher).

   • VPN (for R81.10.10 and higher).

   • IoT (for R81.10.10 and higher).

   • System (for R81.10.10 and higher).

   • License and which Software Blades it enables.

   Section 'Location'

   Configures the geographical location of this Quantum Spark Gateway.

   Click Save in the bottom right corner.

   Section 'Owner'

   Configures the Owner of this Quantum Spark Gateway object.

   Click Save in the bottom right corner.

   Section 'Device Settings'

   See Configuring Device Settings.

   You can configure these settings in several ways:

   • Configure the settings in Quantum Spark Management in a Plan object.

     Settings in a Plan object apply to all Quantum Spark Gateways that use this Plan.

   • Configure the settings in Quantum Spark Management in a Gateway object (to override the settings in a Plan object).

   • Disable the Quantum Spark Management settings in a Gateway object and configure the local settings on the Quantum Spark Gateway.

   Page	Description
   NTP	See NTP.
   Time Zone	See Time Zone.
   Scheduled Reboot	See Scheduled Reboot.
   DNS	See DNS.
   Administrators	See Administrators.
   Self-Serve Portal	See Self-Serve Portal.
   Personalization	See Personalization.
   Two-Factor Authentication	See Two-Factor Authentication.
   Users	See Users.
   Local Network	See Local Network.
   Probing Settings	See Probing Settings.

   Section 'Security Software Blades'

   See Configuring Software Blades.

   You can configure these settings in several ways:

   • Configure the settings in Quantum Spark Management in a Plan object.

     Settings in a Plan object apply to all Quantum Spark Gateways that use this Plan.

   • Configure the settings in Quantum Spark Management in a Gateway object (to override the settings in a Plan object).

   • Disable the Quantum Spark Management settings in a Gateway object and configure the local settings on the Quantum Spark Gateway.

   Page	Description
   SD-WAN	See SD-WAN.
   Firewall	See Firewall.
   Access Policy	See Access Policy.
   IoT	See IoT.
   Applications and URLs	See Applications and URLs.
   IPS	See IPS.
   Traditional Anti-Virus	See Traditional Anti-Virus.
   Anti-Spam	See Anti-Spam.
   QoS	See QoS.
   Remote Access	See Remote Access.
   Site to Site VPN	See Site to Site VPN.
   User Awareness	See User Awareness.
   Anti-Virus	See Anti-Virus.
   Anti-Bot	See Anti-Bot.
   Threat Emulation	See Threat Emulation.
   Threat Prevention	See Threat Prevention.
   Unified Threat Prevention	See Unified Threat Prevention.
   Threat Prevention Exceptions	See Threat Prevention Exceptions.
   SSL Inspection	See SSL Inspection.

   Section 'Services'

   See Configuring Services.

   Page	Description
   Managed Services	See Managed Services.
   Firmware	See Firmware.
   Backup	See Backup.
   Reports	See Reports.
   Notifications	See Notifications.
   Dynamic DNS	See Dynamic DNS.

   Section 'VPN'

   Page	Description
   Community	Configures VPN Communities, in which this Quantum Spark Gateways must participate.
   Authentication Method	Configures the Authentication Method for Site to Site VPN.
   Internal Network Topology	Configures the Encryption Domain for Site to Site VPN. The networks you added in the Gateway object > Device Settings section > on the Local Network page (see Local Network), are automatically added on this Internal Network Topology page.

   Section 'Setup'

   Page	Description
   Administrators Access	Configures the allowed source IP addresses for the Web (HTTPS) and SSH access to the connected Quantum Spark Gateways.
   Gateways Behind NAT	Configures the required NAT settings on the connected Quantum Spark Gateways if they connect to the Internet though a NAT device.
   Blades Licenses	Shows the installed licenses on the connected Quantum Spark Gateways.

   Section 'CLI Scripts'

   Configures scripts with Gaia Clish commands to be executed on the connected Quantum Spark Gateways.

   See CLI Scripts.

4. Click Save in the bottom right corner.