An Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) is a network security device that monitors network or system activities for malicious or unwanted

behaviors. Network-based IPS monitors all network traffic for malicious codes or attacks. When the attack is detected, it can drop the offending packets while allowing all other traffic. V3 365 Clinic provides a list of network rules. You can change the settings of the rules, and also block the attackers' IP addresses. In default settings, Network Intrusion Prevention is turned on. To prevent network attacks 1. Open V3 365 Clinic. 2. Follow one of next steps:

Click Settings in Home and go to Anti-Hack Protection > Network Intrusion Prevention, and select the check box of Prevent Network Attacks. Click the Anti-Hack Protection tab in Home, and click Settings in Network Intrusion Prevention, and select the check box of Prevent Network Attacks.

Note In default settings, the status of Network Intrusion Prevention is Enabled. 3. Click Apply to apply the settings. 4. Click OK to close the open window. To configure network intrusion prevention settings 1. Open V3 365 Clinic. 2. Follow one of next step to activate Network Intrusion Prevention:

Click Settings in Home and go to Anti-Hack Protection > Network Intrusion Prevention. Click the Anti-Hack Protection tab in Home, and click Settings in Network Intrusion Prevention.

3. You can view the network intrusion prevention rules in the list. 4. If you want to change the action (allow/block), right-click on an item in the list and select Enable to allow or Disable to block the selected item. 5. To temporarily block an attacker's IP address, select the check box of "Temporarily block attacker's IP address". To view the temporarily blocked IP addresses, click View Temporarily Blocked IPs. Note To see details about blocking attackers' IPs, please refer to Blocking Network Access. 6. After configuration, click Apply to apply the settings.

7. Click OK to close the open window.

Network access of the IP addresses registered in Allowed Network Access are always allowed regardless of firewall settings. If you register the IP addresses as Allowed Network Access, whether or not they can threat the network security, their packet flow is not blocked. To register allowed IPs 1. Open V3 365 Clinic. 2. Follow one of the next steps:

Click Settings in Home and go to Anti-Hack Protection > Network Access Control. Click the Anti-Hack Protection tab in Home, and click Settings in Network Access Control.

3. Go to Allowed Network Access. 4. Click to register an allowed IP address. 5. When the <Manage Network Access> dialog box appears, specify the following fields:

Type: Select the IP address type, such as a single IP address, IP address range, and subnet mask. IP Address: Enter the IP address to allow. Starting IP Address: Enter the starting IP address to allow. Ending IP Address: Enter the ending IP address to allow. Subnet Mask: Enter the subnet mask of the IP address to allow.

6. To modify or delete the registered IP address, select an item in the list and click or . 7. After configuration, click Apply to apply the settings. 8. Click OK to close the open window.

Firewall is a dedicated security program to protect your system by controlling network connections. In this section, you can learn configuring the firewall settings. To turn on Personal Firewall 1. Open V3 365 Clinic. 2. Follow one of the next steps:

Click Settings in Home, and go to Anti-Hack Protection > Personal Firewall. Select the check box of Turn on Personal Firewall to activate the firewall. Go to Anti-Hack Protection > Personal Firewall, and click Settings. Select the check box of Turn on Personal Firewall to activate the firewall.

Note In default settings, Personal Firewall is turned on. 3. Click Apply to apply the settings. 4. Click OK to close the open window. 5. To modify or delete the registered IP address, select an item in the list and click or . After modifying or deleting the item, click OK. 6. After configuration, click Apply to apply the settings. 7. Click OK to close the open window.