NETGEAR ProSafe UTM9S Quick setup guide

UTM ReadyNAS® Integration Guide

Application Notes

Ta b l e o f C o t e t s

Contents ........................................................................................................................................2

Concepts ......................................................................................................................................3

Components ..................................................................................................................................3

Configuration Steps ........................................................................................................................4

Configuring the ReadyNAS ....................................................................................................4

Configuring the UTM ............................................................................................................6

Enabling Quarantine on the UTM ..........................................................................................7

Conclusion ....................................................................................................................................8

Application Notes

C o c e p t s

NETGEAR®ProSecure®and ProSafe®security appliances are non-compromising network security solutions for midsized IT

environments. They are tailored to deliver reliable, affordable, and simple network protection that businesses demand.

Traditionally, the lack of significant local storage on UTM devices has presented a logging, reporting, and quarantine

problem for administrators. Many such devices stored very little logging information on the unit itself and required the

purchase of a separate “report manager” appliance just to store logs. With the NETGEAR ProSecure UTM and NETGEAR

ReadyNAS, administrators can now utilize their ReadyNAS storage device to keep logs and quarantined files.

The UTM by default does not have persistent logging, meaning if you reboot or shutdown the UTM the logs will be gone.

When integrated with the ReadyNAS the UTM logs will remain persistent on the ReadyNAS regardless of whether or not

the UTM reboots or shuts down. This will allow reports and logging to be accessible over an extended period of time.

In this application note, we will go over the steps on how to integrate the ReadyNAS with the UTM to use as a storage

partition for logging and quarantine.

C o m p o e t s

The following requirements are needed when using this guide for implementation:

Application Notes

Product Model/Release Versio

NETGEAR ProSecure UTM Series UTM9S Firmware version 2.0.15-0 and above

NETGEAR ReadyNAS

Duo, NV+, Pro Series,

any ReadyNAS

Rackmount unit

RAIDiator 4.2.17 and above

UTM Connector ReadyNAS Add-on N/A Version 1.0 and above

C o f i g u r a t i o S t e p s

Co figuri g the ReadyNAS

First, we must prepare the ReadyNAS for the integration. This involves installing the UTM Connector add-on and making

a couple of simple configurations.

1. Login to the ReadyNAS and go to Add-o s and select Add New. Click Choose File and browse to the

UTMConnector_1.0.bin file and click Upload a d verify image and click Apply.

Application Notes

2. nce the Add-on image is uploaded you are ready to install the Add-on. Click on the I stall button and then

click Apply.

3. nce the Add-on image is installed you can enable the UTM Connector Add-on by clicking on the I stalled tab

and then check the box next to the UTM Connector Add-on and click Save.

Application Notes

Co figuri g the UTM

We will now connect the UTM with the ReadyNAS.

4. Login to the UTM and go to Admi istratio – ReadyNAS I tegratio .

Application Notes

5. Select Yes to connect to the ReadyNAS and enter the IP address of the ReadyNAS and the admin username and

password you use to manage the ReadyNAS and click Apply.

6. Go to Mo itori g –> System Status and you should see the ReadyNAS and Quarantine Status set to Normal.

You're all set! Now you'll have quarantine and the logs on the UTM will be persistent.

E abli g Quara ti e o the UTM

Now that we've connected the UTM with the ReadyNAS, we have the option to enable quarantine for malware infected

files and spam emails.

1. First, click on the Quara ti e Setti gs tab and enable quara ti e.

Application Notes

NETGEAR, the NETGEAR logo, Connect with Innovation, ProSecure and ReadyNAS are trademarks and/or registered trademarks of NETGEAR, Inc. and/or its subsidiaries in the United States

and/or other countries. ther brand names mentioned herein are for identification purposes only and may be trademarks of their respective holder(s). Information is subject to change without

www.netgear.com

2. To quarantine SMTP spam, go to Applicatio Security –> A ti-Spam –> Distributed Spam A alysis and change

the Actio for SMTP to Quara ti e spam email and click Apply. *Quarantine not supported for P P3 emails

3. To quarantine infected files from the Web, go to Applicatio Security –> HTTP/HTTPS –> Malware Sca and

change the Actio for HTTP to Quara ti e file and click Apply.

C o c l u s i o

Following the steps above, we have successfully integrated the ReadyNAS with the UTM. This will allow greatly increased

persistent logging capacity as well as add the capability to quarantine malware infected files and spam emails. For

complete information on configuring ProSecure UTM Unified Threat Management appliances please reference the UTM

Series Reference Manual.

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