Bind Security Zones to Interfaces
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Bind Security Zones to Interfaces
Learn how to bind security zones to interfaces.
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You can attach or bind security zones to individual
interfaces at the device-level. Bind zones to logical Layer 3 interfaces
on a device and specify separate bindings for standard VPNs. You
can bind security zones to the following types of interfaces.
WAN
interface types with attached WAN circuit labels:
- Layer 3 stand-alone interfaces
- Layer 3 sub-interfaces
- Layer 3 PPPoE interfaces
- Layer 3 bypass pair, where the WAN member interface is available for zone binding
- Layer 2 bypass pair, where the WAN member interface is single for zone binding
- Loopback bypass pairs
Layer 3 Interfaces
and Bypass pairs without a WAN circuit label:
- Stand-alone Layer 3, where Used_for is LAN
- Layer 3 bypass pair, where Used_for is LAN, and the LAN member interface is available for zone binding
- Sub-interface Layer 3, where Used_for is LAN
- Stand-alone, non-parent interface, where Used_for is NONE
- Standard tunnel interface
- Loopback bypass pairs
You cannot bind zones
to the following types of interfaces:
- Controller interfaces
- LAN member interfaces of Layer 2 bypass pairs
- Parent interfaces of sub-interfaces and PPPoE interfaces
If
a site has both site-level bindings and device-level bindings, the
two settings’ resulting configuration is united. In the event of
a conflict between site-level bindings and device-level bindings,
device-level bindings take precedence.
You can bind
security zones to device interfaces either by selecting a security
zone first and then binding it to a device interface or you can
select the device interface first and then select a security zone
for binding.
- Select a security zone and bind it to a device interface(s).
- Select ManagePoliciesSecuritySecurity Zones, and select a Security Zone.From the ellipsis menu for a security zone, select View Interface Bindings.Click Element.Click Bind New Element.Select an ION device and click Submit.On the Element Zone Binding screen, select an interface(s) to bind to the zone.Click Save.Select a device from a site and bind a security zone to a device interface(s).
- Select WorkflowsSites/Data CentersSelect a SiteConfigurationAdvancedBind Security Zones.Select Devices and click Bind Zone.Select a zone to bind and then click Done.On the Zone Networks Binding for Zone screen, select an interface(s) to bind to the zone.Click Save.