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28 Barracuda Spam Firewall Administrator’s Guide
Step 5. Configure the Barracuda Spam Firewall
After specifying the IP address of the system and opening the necessary ports on your firewall, you
need to configure the Barracuda Spam Firewall from the administration interface. Make sure the
computer from which you configure the Barracuda Spam Firewall is connected to the same network
and the appropriate routing is in place to allow connection to the Barracuda Spam Firewall’s IP
address via a Web browser.
To configure the Barracuda Spam Firewall:
1. From a Web browser, enter the IP address of the Barracuda Spam Firewall followed by port
8000.
Example:
http://192.168.200.200:8000
2. Log in to the administration interface by entering admin for the username and admin for the
password.
3. Select Basic > IP Configuration and enter the required information.
The following table describes the fields you need to populate.
Table 3.2:
Fields Description
TCP/IP Configuration The IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway of your
Barracuda Spam Firewall.
TCP port is the port on which the Barracuda Spam Firewall
receives inbound e-mail. This is usually port 25.
Destination Mail Server TCP/IP
Configuration
The hostname or IP address of your destination e-mail server, for
example mail.yourdomain.com. This is the mail server that
receives e-mail after it has been checked for spam and viruses.
You should specify your mail server’s hostname rather than its IP
address so the destination mail server can be moved and DNS
updated at any time without any changes to the Barracuda Spam
Firewall.
TCP port is the port on which the destination mail server receives
inbound e-mail. This is usually port 25.
If you need to set up more than one domain or mail server, refer
to Adding New Domains on page 75.
DNS Configuration The primary and secondary DNS servers you use on your
network.
It is strongly recommended that you specify a primary and
secondary DNS server. Certain features of the Barracuda Spam
Firewall, such as a Fake Sender Domain detection, rely on DNS
availability.
Domain Configuration Default Hostname is the hostname to be used in the reply address
for e-mail messages (non-delivery receipts, virus alert
notifications, etc.) sent from the Barracuda Spam Firewall. The
hostname is appended to the default domain.
Default Domain is the domain name to be used in the reply
address for e-mail messages (non-delivery receipts, virus alert
notifications, etc.) sent from the Barracuda Spam Firewall.
- Version 1
- Copyright Notice 2
- Trademarks 2
- Contents 3
- Chapter 1 9
- Introduction 9
- Overview 10
- Understanding Spam Scoring 11
- Figure 1.2: 11
- Inbound and Outbound Modes 12
- Technical Support 12
- Warranty Policy 12
- Table 1.1: 13
- Basic Tab 14
- Table 1.2: 14
- Block/Accept Tab 15
- Users Tab 15
- Domains Tab 15
- Advanced Tab 16
- Table 1.6: 17
- Chapter 2 19
- Pre-installation 19
- Deployment Types 20
- Pre-installation 21 21
- ISP Installation Deployment 22
- High Availability Deployment 23
- Chapter 3 25
- Step 2. Choose a Setup Type 26
- Table 3.1: 27
- Table 3.2: 28
- Port Forwarding 31
- MX Records 31
- Installation Examples 32
- Figure 3.2: 33
- Changing to Outbound Mode 34
- Table 3.4: 35
- Email Server Refer to 35
- Chapter 4 37
- Performance Statistics 38
- Subscription Status 39
- Monitoring the Message Log 40
- Classifying Messages 41
- Table 4.4: 42
- Button Description 42
- Overview of the Message Log 43
- Viewing Message Details 44
- Clearing the Message Log 44
- Table 4.6: 45
- Setting Description 45
- Table 4.7: 46
- Setting Description 46
- Table 4.8: 47
- Quarantine Type 47
- Location of Quarantined 47
- Messages 47
- Quarantine Responsibility 47
- Table 4.9: 48
- Table 4.10: 48
- Table 4.11: 49
- Table 4.12: 51
- Shutting Down the System 52
- Table 4.14: 53
- Table 4.15: 54
- Outlook Plu-In Description 54
- Resetting the Bayes Database 55
- Enabling Intent Analysis 56
- Reducing Backscatter 57
- Chapter 5 59
- Table 5.1: 60
- Blacklist Setting Description 60
- Table 5.2: 60
- Blacklist Service Description 60
- IP Address Filters 61
- Sender Domain Filters 62
- Sender Email Address Filter 63
- Attachment Type Filter 64
- Subject Line Filter 65
- Body Filter 66
- Header Filter 66
- Table 5.10: 67
- Chapter 6 69
- Managing Accounts and Domains 69
- Table 6.1: 70
- Column Description 70
- Table 6.2: 70
- Filter Description 70
- Editing User Accounts 71
- Table 6.3: 72
- User Feature Description 72
- To backup user settings: 74
- Setting Retention Policies 75
- Adding New Domains 75
- Editing Domain Settings 76
- Table 6.4: 77
- Table 6.5: 78
- Impact of a Down LDAP Server 80
- Table 6.6: 81
- Mail Server LDAP Setting 81
- Chapter 7 83
- Advanced Administration 83
- Table 7.1: 84
- Table 7.2: 86
- Performing Desktop Backups 87
- Restoring from a Backup File 88
- Spam Definition Updates 89
- Virus Definition Updates 90
- Table 7.8: 91
- Table 7.9: 93
- Syslog Field Description 93
- Table 7.10: 93
- Table 7.11: 94
- Cluster Set up Process 95
- Figure 7.1: 96
- Table 7.12: 96
- Table 7.13: 97
- Implementing Single Sign-on 99
- Enabling SSL 100
- Table 7.15: 101
- Table 7.16: 102
- Option Description 102
- Table 7.17: 103
- Field Description 103
- Troubleshooting 104
- Generating System Reports 105
- Specifying Report Properties 106
- Example Report 107
- Enabling SMTP over TLS/SSL 107
- Replacing a Failed System 108
- Reboot Options 109
- Table 7.22: 110
- Reboot Option Description 110
- Chapter 8 111
- Outbound 111
- About Outbound Mode 112
- Figure 8.1: 113
- Specifying Allowed Senders 114
- Table 8.4: 115
- Table 8.5: 115
- Table 8.6: 116
- Managing the Quarantine Box 117
- Table 8.7: 118
- Button Action 118
- Adding a Relay Server 119
- Chapter 9 121
- Quarantine Summary Report 122
- Table 9.1: 123
- Action Desciption 123
- Table 9.2: 124
- Appendix 1 129
- Regular Expressions 129
- Examples 130
- Regular Expressions 131 131
- \*FREE\* *FREE* 131
- Example Matches 131
- Appendix 2 133
- Exclusions and Restrictions 134
- Open Source Licensing 134
- Appendix 3 137
- Compliance 137
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