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1. In the Armor Management Portal, in the left-side navigation, click Infrastructure.
2. Click Virtual Machines.
3. Hover over the plus ( + ) icon, and then click the Virtual Machine icon.
   • If you do not have any virtual machines listed, then click Deploy New, and then select Virtual Machine.
4. Locate and select the desired operating system and operating system version.
5. On the right side, use the Region drop-down menu to select the data center to host your virtual machine.
6. Select the desired virtual machine based on your CPU and memory needs (GB).
   • You can click High CPU or High Memory to filter the list of virtual machines. You can also click Show All Options to see every virtual machine offering.
   • Armor labels virtual machines by CPU and memory features. For instance, 2x4 indicates that the virtual machine has 2 CPU and 4 GB of memory.
7. In Name, enter a descriptive name for your virtual machine.
8. In Workload, select New Workload. 
9. In New Workload Name, enter a descriptive name.
10. In New Tier Name, enter a descriptive name. 
11. In Location, select and verify the data center to host your virtual machine. 
12. Under Access Credentials, note your username to access the virtual machine. 
13. In Password, enter a secure password to use to access the virtual machine. 
    • Your password must contain:
      • An upper-case letter
      • A lower-case letter
      • A number
      • A special character: ! @ # $ % ^ * ( ) { } [ ]
    • You can also click Generate Password to allow Armor to create a password. 
14. (Optional) For additional storage, under Storage Substrate and Disk Size, select your desired storage, and then click Add Disk. 
15. On the right-side menu, review the pricing information, and then click Purchase. 

    • When you order a virtual machine, you are also ordering Intelligence Security Model (ISM) for the virtual machine. Prices for ISM will vary based on the number of virtual machines you have ordered. IMS pricing is based on the following tiered structure: 

      
      

      Tier	Number of Virtual Machines
      1	1 - 10
      2	11 - 25
      3	26 - 100
      4	101 - 250
      5	251 - 500
      6	500 +

      Tier	Number of Virtual Machines
      1	1 - 10
      2	11 - 25
      3	26 - 100
      4	101- 250
      5	251 - 500
      6	500 +

16. To view the status of your newly created virtual machine, in the left-side navigation, click Infrastructure, click Virtual Machines, and then search for your newly created virtual machine. 

1. In the Armor Management Portal (AMP), in the left-side navigation, click Infrastructure. 
2. Click SSL VPN. 
3. Click Members.
4. Click the plus ( + ) icon.

5. In the field, enter and select the name of the user, or their email address.

6. Mark the desired data center or data centers that the user can connect to.

7. Click Submit.

   • The newly added user will appear in the table; the table is organized in alphabetical order, based on the first name of the user. 
8. Click Client. 
9. Click Download SSL VPN client. 
   • AMP will automatically detect your operating system; however, you can click Download for another platform to view other operating system options.
   • When you open the client, follow the on-screen installation instructions. 

   • For Windows users, the client will download as a .zip file.

     • Extract the installation files to your local hard drive.
       
     • Launch the installer.exe file to begin the installation. 

     For Mac OS users, the client will download as a .tgzfile.

     • Extract the installation files to your local hard drive.
     • Access the mac_phat_client folder, and then run the naclient.pkg installer. 
       
     • When you run the installer, you will see an error regarding the certificate. Click Continue. (In a future release, Armor will resolve the issue.)
     • To launch the SSL VPN client, in your Applications folder, search for naclient.
     • If you run Mac OS 10.11 or higher, then please review Install SSL VPN Client for Mac OS, version 10.11 and higher. 
10. After installation, open the client.
    • In the drop-down menu, default will be listed. 
      
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11. Click Settings.
    • To add a new connection, you must enter a Connection Alias, Hostname/IP Address, and Port, which you can find in AMP. 
      
      
      
      
12. Return to AMP, specifically to the Client section of the SSL VPNscreen.

13. Use the Client Configuration table to locate the data center and corresponding information to add to the client. 
    
    
    
    

14. Under Client Configuration, copy the Location information, and then paste that information into Connection Alias.
15. Under Client Configuration, copy the HOST/FQDN information, and then paste that information into Hostname/IP Address.
16. Under Client Configuration, copy the Port information, and then paste that information into Port.
17. Click Add.
18. Click OK.
19. In the drop-down menu, select the newly created connection.
20. Log into the client.
    • Your SSL VPN login credentials are the same credentials you use to access the Armor Management Portal (AMP). 

Step 1: Create an IP Group

In the Firewall screen, each entry in the table represents a single firewall rule; however, each firewall rule can contain several IP addresses or just a single IP address. 

You can combine related IP addresses into a single IP Group. For example, if you want to block traffic from three separate IP address, you do not have to create three separate firewall rules. Instead, you can combine the three separate IP addresses into a single, configurable IP Group. Then, when you create a firewall rule, you can pick the newly created IP Group as your Source or Destination IP addresses.

1. In the Armor Management Portal (AMP), on the left-side navigation, click Security. 

2. Click Firewall. 

3. If you have virtual machines in various data centers, then in the top drop-down menu, select the desired data center.  

4. Click IP Groups. 
5. Click Actions, and then click New Group. 
6. In IP Group Name, enter a descriptive name. 
   • Armor recommends that you add Source or Destination into the name of the IP Group to help you identify the IP Group as the Source or Destination IP group. 
7. In Add Members To Group, enter a member, and then click the plus icon.
   • You can enter:
     • A single IP address
     • A range of IP addresses
     • CIDR
   • You must add at least one member. 
   • You can add multiple members to a service group. 
8. Click Apply. 
   • The newly created IP group will appear at the bottom of the table. 

Step 2: Create a Service Group

In the Firewall screen, each entry in the table represents a single firewall rule; however, each firewall rule can contain several protocols (and ports).

You can combine related protocols (and ports) into a Service Group. For example, if you want to create a firewall rule to block three types of traffic, you do not have to create three separate firewall rules. Instead, you can combine the three types of traffic (protocols and ports) into a single, configurable Service Group. Then, when you create a firewall rule, you can pick the newly created Service Group.

1. In the Armor Management Portal (AMP), on the left-side navigation, click Security. 

2. Click Firewall. 

3. If you have virtual machines in various data centers, then in the top drop-down menu, select the desired data center.  

4. Click Service Groups. 
5. Click Actions, and then click New Group.  
6. In Service Group Name, enter a descriptive name. 
7. In Add Members To Group, enter the service or sub-protocol, and then click the plus ( + ) icon. 
   • You must add at least one member. 
   • You can add multiple members to a service group. 

     
     

     Service or Sub-Protocol	Notes	Example
     Services (TCP, UDP, etc.)	You must enter a port number. These services are not case-sensitive.	tcp/80 TCP/80 Tcp/80 tCp/80
     Additional services (AARP, AH, etc.)	These additional services are not case-sensitive. Do not enter a port number with these additional services.	ATALK igmp Gre
     Sub-protocols (echo-reply, redirect, etc.)	You must enter icmp, followed by the specific sub-protocol. You must enter the sub-protocol in lower-case letters. Do not enter a port number.	icmp/source-host-isolated icmp/time-exceeded

8. Click Apply. 
   • The newly created service group will appear at the bottom of the table. 

Step 3: Create a Firewall Rule 

1. In the Armor Management Portal (AMP), on the left-side navigation, click Security. 

2. Click Firewall. 

3. If you have virtual machines in various data centers, then in the top menu, click the corresponding data center. 

4. Click Actions, and then click New Rule. 

   • If you do not see Actions, then click Create a Firewall Rule. 
5. In Name, enter a descriptive name. 
6. In Action, select Allow to allow specified traffic to access your virtual machine or Block to block specified traffic. 
7. Under Service, enter and select the name of the desired Service Group.
   • To learn how to create a Service Group, see Create a service group. 
8. Under Source, enter and select the name of the desired IP Group.
   • To learn how to create an IP Group, see Create an IP group.
9. Under Destinations, in the field, enter and select the name of the desired IP Group.
10. Click Save Rule. 

Disable a rule:

1. Locate and hover over the desired rule.
2. Click the vertical ellipses.
3. Click Disable Rule.
4. Click Disable Rule again.
5. In the top menu that appears, click Save.