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ESG01001 - Deployment Options

ESG01001 - Deployment Options


Introducing Deployment

Agenda
• Introducing the Email Security Gateway
• Supported Platforms for the Email Security Gateway
• Deployment in the DMZ
• Deployment Behind the Corporate Firewall
• Clustering the Barracuda Email Security Gateway
• Virtual Deployment
• Public Cloud Hosting

Definition
• The Barracuda Email Security Gateway acts as a filter for the
mail server
• Good mail is forwarded to the mail server
• Spam does not even reach the mail server

Blocked! Spam message

Barracuda Email Security Gateway


Mail Server

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Ease of Use
• Simple web-based administrative interface
• Up and running in 15 minutes
• Default configuration blocks 95% of all spam

Defense Layers
• Comprehensive Protection from Email-Based Threats
• Protects against inbound malware, spam, phishing, and
Denial of Service attacks
• Powerful, multi-method spam detection
• No per-user or per-feature fees
• Leverages proprietary, open-source, and user-defined
methods

Outbound Mail Defense


• Stops outbound spam and viruses
• Provides compliance via DLP (Data Loss Prevention)
• Allows intelligent email encryption

Barracuda Email Security Gateway


Mail Server

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Cloud Connected
• Barracuda Cloud Control offers centralized cloud-based
management
• Ensures that threats never reach the network perimeter
• Barracuda Cloud Protection Layer pre-filters messages in
the cloud
• Offloads CPU-intensive tasks like antivirus and DDoS
filtering to the cloud

Cloud Connected
• Definitions are provided in real time by Barracuda Central, a
24/7 advanced security operations center
• Email can be spooled in the Cloud Protection Layer (CPL)
for up to 96 hours
Cloud-based Management

Barracuda Email Security Gateways

Powerful Administration
• Flexible logging system
• Scheduled reporting
• Syslog and SNMP available
• Role-based administration

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Supported Platforms
• Appliance
• Virtual
• Public Cloud
– AWS
– Azure

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Hardware Models
100 600 900

200 800 1000

300

400

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VX Models
• Hypervisor Support including
– VMware
– Microsoft Hyper-V
– KVM
– XenServer

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Public Cloud
• AWS and Azure
– BYOL License or Hourly / Metered
– 3 models in each cloud to choose from

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Deployment in the DMZ


• Assign an external IP address to the Barracuda Email
Security Gateway
– MX record points to the Barracuda Email Security Gateway
DNS

example.com IN MX mail.example.com
mail.example.com IN A 65.5.5.7

Public IP Address Send email to user@example.com


65.5.5.7

Barracuda Email Security Gateway

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Deployment behind a Corporate Firewall


• MX record points to the firewall’s WAN interface
• Configure SMTP Port Forwarding (TCP Port 25) on the
firewall
DNS

IN MX mail.example.com
mail.example.com IN A 65.5.5.7

Public IP Address Send email to user@example.com


65.5.5.7

Barracuda Email Security Gateway

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Clustering the Email Security Gateway


• High availability and fault tolerance
• Centralized management of policy, scalability and data redundancy
• Supported on models 400 and higher
• Must be the same platform, model and firmware.

Admin changes policy

Mail Server
Internet Policy change replicates across cluster

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Load Balancing Incoming Emails within a cluster


• Load balance incoming email directed to a cluster of
Barracuda Email Security Gateways in one of two ways:
– Use a Barracuda Load Balancer ADC to distribute traffic based on:
▪ Weighted round-robin
▪ Weight least connections
▪ Adaptive scheduling methods
– Configure multiple DNS MX records

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Virtual Deployment
• Requires a 64-bit capable host
• 1 core, 2.5GB RAM and 50GB Hard Disk Minimum (100 Vx)
• Only need a single virtual NIC on your virtual appliance

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Initial Configuration: Virtual Appliances

XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX

1. Configure Network Settings

2. Enter License Token and Default Domain

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Public Cloud Hosting

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Configure your corporate firewall


• If deploying the ESG behind a firewall, open the following
Barracuda Network address ranges:
– 64.235.144.0/20 & 209.222.80.0/21
Port Direction TCP UDP Usage
22 Out Yes No For opening a support tunnel if needed
25 In/Out Yes No Email and email bounces
53 Out Yes Yes Domain Name Service (DNS). Verify that the DNS servers can
resolve updates.cudasvc.com.
80 Out Yes No Virus, firmware, and spam rule updates
123 Out No Yes Network Time Protocol (NTP)
443 Out Yes No HTTPS/SSL port used for initial VM provisioning and access
to updates.cudasvc.com
8788 Out Yes No For opening a support tunnel if needed

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Initial Configuration: Getting Started


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Default Settings Custom Settings


1. Connect the LAN port 1. Connect the monitor and keyboard
2. Navigate to 2. Login with:
http://192.168.200.200:8000 - Username: admin
3. Login with: - Password: admin
- Username: admin 3. Configure the network settings
- Password: admin 4. Connect the LAN port
5. Navigate to http://[CUSTOMIP]:8000

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Initial Configuration
• BASIC > IP Configuration
– IP address settings
– DNS configuration
• BASIC > Administration
– Change admin password
– Set the time zone
• ADVANCED > Energize & Firmware Updates
– Set the automatic updates to On

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Thank You

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