Assertion: firewall | /r/CapableOf | allow traffic
Facets:
value: with no additional settings
type: OTHER
value: from ip addresses
type: OTHER
value: through
type: MANNER
value: from systems
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: A more secure firewall might only allow traffic from systems or IP addresses listed in a whitelist.
text: They can range from the most simple firewalls that accept or block traffic on a per-packet basis to stateful firewalls that make their decisions based on the complete history of a connection between two computers to Web Application Firewalls (WAFs) that are specifically designed to block certain types of frequent attacks.
text: A firewall may allow all traffic through unless it meets certain criteria, or it may deny all traffic unless it meets certain criteria (see figure 3).
text: A firewall can allow any traffic except what is specified as restricted.
text: The firewall has to be configured to allow some traffic through, otherwise nobody on the inside could access the Internet, nor send Internet e-mail, nor send any information or data from network outside the firewall to the network inside the firewall or vice versa.
text: The firewall stops or allows traffic based on the security policy as defined in rules' table.
text: By default, the firewall is set to either block or allow traffic to each program, with no additional settings.