Every screen, control by control
The appliance interface, documented the way an operator reads it: a numbered screenshot of each screen, and a row for every control saying what it does, how to set it and why you would.
Product areas
Security & Policies is the appliance's own interface. Its nine screens run from a posture dashboard, through the live and historical views of what traffic did, to the policy engine and the system settings underneath it.
- Dashboard10Posture, top talkers and appliance health at a glance
- Devices4Every recognised device and the attributes policies match on
- Live Sessions6What is passing through right now, by decision type
- Reports7The same data over a window, summarised and exportable
- Policies112Policy groups and the full inspection ladder — 13 tabs
- Settings72Interfaces, identity, TLS, storage, SIEM and the console link
- Notifications3Which events raise an alert
- Update4Install or roll back a release
- Feedback1A direct line to engineering
How these pages are put together
Numbered, not decorated
Each badge on a screenshot is a control someone has to set. The number keys straight to its row — nothing is numbered that has nothing to say.
Taken from a running appliance
Every capture comes from a live system in its default state, so what you read matches what you see. Operator identifiers are masked.
The setting behind the control
Where a control writes to the policy document, the row names the exact key — useful when you automate, review a diff, or read a support answer.