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nameCreate a firewall policy

The platform can create firewall policies in virtual datacenters in the provider, or in the platform only, for later use in providers, depending on provider support.

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Privileges: Manage firewall

To create a new firewall, do these steps:

  1. Go to Virtual datacentersNetworkFirewalls

    1. For GCP go to Global → Network → Firewalls

  2. Click the Add button

  3. Enter the firewall details

    1. In GCP, if you assign a firewall to a Virtual datacenter, you can then use it as a default firewall

    2. In VCD, if you do not select a Virtual datacenter, the platform will create the firewall in the platform only, not in the provider

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  4. Click Save to create the firewall

  5. Add Firewall rules as describe in Create firewall rules.

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nameDisplay firewall policies

You can display and manage firewalls in the platforms at the level of the virtual datacenter or the location (public cloud region or datacenter).

To display firewalls in a virtual datacenter in a provider:

  1. Go to Virtual datacenters → select a virtual datacenter → NetworkFirewalls

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To display all firewalls in Google Cloud Platform

  1. Go to myCloud → Global view → select the GCP provider → Networks → Firewalls

To display all firewalls in a location (public cloud region or datacenter):

  1. Go to Cloud virtual datacenters view → Locations

  2. Select a location

  3. Go to Network → Firewalls

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    Firewalls that do not exist in the provider are grayed out, and you should delete these firewalls.

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To filter firewalls, enter text in the Search box to search by the NameDescription, and Provider ID in the Firewalls list.

To display firewalls in an Azure Resource Group:

  1. Go to Cloud virtual datacenters view

  2. Go to Global → Azure → Resource Groups → select a resource group

  3. To display the details of the firewall, edit the firewall

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nameDelete a firewall policy

To delete a firewall policy:

  1. Edit each VM that is using the firewall policy to remove the firewall policy

  2. Select the firewall policy

  3. Click the Delete button

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nameDelete network resources

In private cloud with NSX-T, you can delete network resources by deleting the virtual datacenters. The platform will automatically remove VMs, virtual appliances, load balancers, public IPs, and firewalls from the virtual datacenter. The firewalls will remain in the enterprise and you can reuse them. When you delete a virtual datacenter, public IPs that are not used by VMs will remain in the provider and the synchronization process will delete them.

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Manage firewalls with the API

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