> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.aviatrix.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # FireNet > This section provides the purpose, elements, and actions performed on the FireNet pages. This section provides the purpose, elements, and actions performed on the **FireNet** pages. ## Purpose The **FireNet** page provides centralized management for firewall insertion into Aviatrix Transit architecture, enabling advanced security inspection across multi-cloud environments. Controller version 9.0 extends IPv6 FireNet vendor support to Fortinet and Check Point, in addition to Palo Alto Networks (supported from Controller version 8.2). ## Elements FireNet: FireNet * **FireNet Table**: Displays FireNet instances, associated Transit Gateways, and firewall status. * **Diagnostics Tools**: Ping, trace, and log viewer for troubleshooting. * **Firewall Count & Status**: Shows number of firewalls attached and their operational state. ## Actions To view FireNet instances and their status: 1. Go to **Security** > **FireNet** > **FireNet**. 2. The FireNet page appears with the FireNet Table showing instances, associated Transit Gateways, and firewall status. 3. Review Firewall Count & Status for each FireNet instance. 4. Optionally, use **Topology View** for a visual representation of FireNet connectivity. The FireNet Table displays FireNet instances and their operational state across multi-cloud environments. ### Parameter Details | CoPilot Parameter Name | Description | | ---------------------- | ---------------------------------------------- | | FireNet Name | Unique identifier for the FireNet instance. | | Transit Gateway | Transit Gateway associated with the FireNet. | | Firewall Count | Number of firewalls attached to the FireNet. | | Status | Operational state of the FireNet instance. | | Topology View | Visual representation of FireNet connectivity. | Before configuring vendor integration through Firewall Manager, ensure you have: * A Transit FireNet gateway with firewall instances attached * (For Palo Alto Networks Panorama) Panorama management IP address and administrator credentials * (For Palo Alto Networks Panorama) Panorama template and template stack names to assign to each firewall To configure vendor integration through Firewall Manager: 1. Go to **Security** > **FireNet** > **FireNet**. 2. In the FireNet Gateways list, locate the Transit FireNet gateway that contains the firewall you want to configure. 3. In that gateway row, click the vertical ellipsis (⋮) icon, and then click **Manage Vendor Integration**.
The **Vendor Integration** dialog appears. 4. Click **Through Firewall Manager** as the integration path. 5. In **Firewall Manager Vendor**, click the **Firewall Manager Vendor** dropdown. Select **Palo Alto Networks Panorama** to configure **Custom Firewall Mapping**. 6. In **Management IP Address**, enter the management IP address of the Panorama instance. 7. In **Username**, enter the Panorama administrator username. 8. In **Password**, enter the corresponding password. 9. In **FireNet Instance Template Name**, select or enter the template to assign to this firewall.
Enable **Custom Firewall Mapping** to configure more than one firewall template. 10. Click **Save**. A notification appears confirming the vendor integration configuration. | To run FireNet diagnostics for troubleshooting: 1. Go to **Security** > **FireNet** > **FireNet**. 2. Locate the FireNet instance in the FireNet Table. 3. Use **Diagnostics Tools** to run Ping, trace, or log viewer for the selected instance. Diagnostics help troubleshoot connectivity and operational issues with FireNet instances. ## Purpose The **Firewall** page manages firewall instances integrated with FireNet, including lifecycle operations and policy enforcement. ## Elements FireNet: Firewall * **Firewall Table**: Lists firewall name, vendor type (e.g., Palo Alto, Check Point), and HA status. * **Attach/Detach Workflow**: Allows adding or removing firewalls from FireNet. * **Policy Panel**: Displays applied security policies and rule sets. * **Performance Metrics**: Shows CPU, memory, and throughput for firewall instances. ## Actions To view firewall instances integrated with FireNet: 1. Go to **Security** > **FireNet** > **Firewall**. 2. The Firewall page appears with the Firewall Table listing firewall name, vendor type, and HA status. 3. Review **Policy Panel** for applied security policies and **Performance Metrics** for CPU, memory, and throughput. The Firewall Table displays firewall instances and their integration status with FireNet. ### Parameter Details | CoPilot Parameter Name | Description | | ---------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Name | Displays the name of the firewall instance. | | Instance ID | Displays the cloud provider instance ID of the firewall. | | VPC/VNet | Displays the VPC or VNet where the firewall is deployed. | | Vendor | Displays the firewall vendor. | | Vendor Integration | Displays the integration type used with the firewall vendor. | | Association | Displays the association status between the firewall and FireNet or gateways. | | Management Private IP | Displays the private IP address used to manage the firewall. | | Management UI | Provides access to the firewall management user interface. | To attach a firewall to FireNet: 1. Go to **Security** > **FireNet** > **Firewall**. 2. Use the **Attach/Detach Workflow** to add a firewall to FireNet. 3. Follow the workflow to select the firewall and complete the attachment. The firewall is attached to FireNet and appears in the Firewall Table. To detach a firewall from FireNet: 1. Go to **Security** > **FireNet** > **Firewall**. 2. Locate the firewall in the Firewall Table. 3. Use the **Attach/Detach Workflow** to remove the firewall from FireNet. 4. Confirm the detachment. The firewall is detached from FireNet. To access the firewall management user interface: 1. Go to **Security** > **FireNet** > **Firewall**. 2. Locate the firewall in the Firewall Table. 3. Click **Management UI** for the firewall instance. The firewall vendor management interface opens in a new window.