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You can use the Context drop-down above the left-side menu to switch between the Panorama web interface and a firewall web interface (see Context Switch).
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In the Dashboard and Monitor tabs, click refresh (
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An access domain defines access to specific device groups, templates, and individual firewalls (through the Context drop-down). If you log in as an administrator with multiple access domains assigned to your account, the Dashboard, ACC, and Monitor tabs display information (such as log data) only for the Access Domain you select in the footer of the web interface.
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A device group comprises firewalls and virtual systems that you manage as a group (see Panorama > Device Groups). The Dashboard, ACC, and Monitor tabs display information (such as log data) only for the Device Group you select in the tab header. In the Policies and Objects tabs, you can configure settings for a specific Device Group or for all device groups (select Shared).
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A template is a group of firewalls with common network and device settings, and a template stack is a combination of templates (see Panorama > Templates). In the Network and Device tabs, you configure settings for a specific Template or template stack. Because you can edit settings only within individual templates, the settings in these tabs are read-only if you select a template stack.
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By default, the Network and Device tabs display the settings and values available to firewalls that are in normal operational mode and that support multiple virtual systems and VPNs. However, you can use the following options to filter the tabs to display only the mode-specific settings you want to edit:
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The Panorama tab provides the following pages for managing Panorama and Log Collectors.
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If an administrator account is locked out, the Administrators page displays a lock in the Locked User column. You can click the lock to unlock the account.
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Enables you to manage firewalls, which includes adding firewalls to Panorama as managed devices, displaying firewall connection and license status, tagging firewalls, updating firewall software and content, and loading configuration backups. Select Panorama > Managed Devices > Summary.
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Enables you to manage configuration options in the Device and Network tabs. Templates and template stacks enable you to reduce the administrative effort of deploying multiple firewalls with the same or similar configurations. Select Panorama > Templates.
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Typically, firewalls in a device group need similar policy configurations. Using the Policies and Objects tab on Panorama, device groups provide a way to implement a layered approach for managing policies across a network of managed firewalls. You can nest device groups in a tree hierarchy of up to four levels. Descendant groups automatically inherit the policies and objects of ancestor groups and of the Shared location. Select Panorama > Device Groups.
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Enables you to manage Log Collectors. Because you use Panorama to configure Log Collectors, they are also called managed collectors. A managed collector can be local to the Panorama management server (M-Series appliance or Panorama virtual appliance in Panorama mode) or a Dedicated Log Collector (M-Series appliance in Log Collector mode). Select Panorama > Managed Collectors.
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Enables you to manage Collector Groups. A Collector Group logically groups Log Collectors so you can apply the same configuration settings and assign firewalls to them. Panorama uniformly distributes the logs among all the disks in a Log Collector and across all members in the Collector Group. Select Panorama > Collector Groups.
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