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# OCI Support for Distributed Cloud Firewall

> Starting with Aviatrix Controller version 8.2, Distributed Cloud Firewall (DCF) supports Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) in addition to AWS, Azure, and GCP. This enhancement allows enterprises to enforce consistent security policies across multicloud environments, including OCI workloads.

Starting with Aviatrix Controller version 8.2, Distributed Cloud Firewall (DCF)
supports Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) in addition to AWS, Azure, and GCP.
This enhancement allows enterprises to enforce consistent security policies
across multicloud environments, including OCI workloads.

## Key Capabilities

* **Expanded Cloud Coverage**: DCF rules can now be applied to OCI resources
* **Unified Security Posture**: Maintain consistent firewall policies across
  AWS, Azure, GCP, and OCI
* **Enterprise Readiness**: Extend Aviatrix security controls to OCI without
  additional complexity

## Prerequisites

* Aviatrix Controller version 8.2 or later
* OCI account onboarded in Aviatrix Controller
* DCF feature enabled in CoPilot

## Configure DCF for OCI

### Enable DCF

1. Go to **CoPilot > Security > Distributed Cloud Firewall > Settings >
   Distributed Cloud Firewall**.
2. Toggle **Enable** to enable Distributed Cloud Firewall.
3. Confirm that the **Default Action Rule** is enabled.

### Enable Enforcement on OCI

1. Go to **CoPilot > Security > Distributed Cloud Firewall > Settings >
   Enforcement on Clouds**.
2. Click **Manage**.
3. On the **Manage Enforcement on Clouds** page, toggle OCI to **ON**.
4. Click **Save**.

### Apply DCF Rules

Once enforcement is enabled, DCF rules automatically apply to OCI resources.

You can manage the DCF rules under **CoPilot > Security > Distributed Cloud
Firewall > Policies**, then choose the related DCF rules.

## Terraform Configuration