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All other interfaces are disabled.įor more information, see Setup Wizard Default Policies and Settings In the WSM Quick Setup Wizard, you can optionally enable optional interface 2. The default policies and services that the setup wizards configure depend on the version of Fireware installed on the Firebox.Īfter you run the setup wizards, only interfaces 0, 1, 32 (for M5600 and M5800), and 24 (for M4800) are enabled.

Ping traffic from trusted and optional networks to any destinationĪfter you start a Firebox with factory-default settings, you must connect to the Firebox on Interface 1 or Interface 32 and run the Web Setup Wizard or WSM Quick Setup wizard to create a basic configuration.

TCP and UDP traffic from trusted and optional networks to the external network.

Management connections to the Firebox from trusted and optional networks.

Default Policies and Settingsīefore you run the setup wizard the default policies allow:

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If the Firebox cannot automatically download the feature key, you can add it when you run the Web Setup Wizard or WSM Quick Setup Wizard. If the Firebox does not have a feature key, it allows only one outgoing connection from the trusted network. The Firebox must have a feature key so that you can configure all features and licensed subscription services. The Firebox must already be registered to your account on the WatchGuard website.Interface 0 must be connected to a network with Internet access.Interface 0 must be connected to a network with a DHCP server that can assign an interface IP address.For the automatic device feature key download to succeed: When the Firebox starts with factory-default settings, it automatically attempts to download the device feature key from WatchGuard. When you run the Web Setup Wizard or WSM Quick Setup Wizard, you can change the network settings and set new passphrases for the Device Management accounts. Device Monitor role with read-only access.Device Administrator role with read-write access.

ĭefault Device Management user accounts and credentials:

To connect to Fireware Web UI on Interface 24, browse to.

To connect to Fireware Web UI on Interface 32, browse to.

To connect to Fireware Web UI on Interface 1, browse to.

The default port for connections to Fireware Web UI is port 8080.

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To make a Wi-Fi connection, scan the QR code or use the printed SSID and Wi-Fi key. If your Firebox ships with Wi-Fi enabled, the default Wi-Fi settings are on an attached sticker.

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Password - Firebox serial number, including the dash.

SSID - Firebox model name and the last three octets of the wireless MAC address.

Interface 24 is enabled as a trusted interface with the IP address 10.0.24.1, and DHCP server is enabled (Firebox M4800 only)įor wireless Firebox models that run Fireware v12.5.3 or higher, you can use Wi-Fi to connect to the Firebox for setup.

Interface 32 is enabled as a trusted interface with the IP address 10.0.32.1, and DHCP server is enabled (Firebox M5600 and M5800 only).

All other interfaces are enabled as optional interfaces, with the IP addresses 10.0.x.1/24 (where x is the interface number), DHCP server is disabled.

Interface 1 is enabled as a trusted interface, with the IP address 10.0.1.1/24, and DHCP server is enabled.

Interface 0 is enabled as an external interface, as a DHCP client.

Default Network and Device Management Settings

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You can also reset a Firebox to factory-default settings as described in Reset a Firebox.įor a Firebox M5600, you must install an interface module in slot A before you start the Firebox with factory-default settings. The term factory-default settings refers to the configuration on a new Firebox when you first receive it.