Read + write
On FortiGate and MikroTik, rules can be enabled/disabled/added/edited/deleted. On other drivers, it's not just write access that's missing — the page itself isn't supported, and the panel shows "not supported."
The Firewall Rules page reads your FortiGate and MikroTik firewalls' policies in the panel, lets you edit them, and shows hit counters and change history. On other drivers this page is marked "not supported."
On FortiGate and MikroTik, rules can be enabled/disabled/added/edited/deleted. On other drivers, it's not just write access that's missing — the page itself isn't supported, and the panel shows "not supported."
Firewall policies are read automatically every 10 minutes; use the "Sync" button to update them manually at any time.
The firewall's own hit counters are shown side by side with the log hits izgate has collected, so you can see at a glance how much traffic a rule is actually matching.
Every rule change is recorded with who made it, when, and which field changed. Review it retrospectively from the "Change History" tab in the Rule Detail panel.
Clicking a rule shows its UUID, last sync/used time, and usage count along with its source/destination/service/zone/action/log structure; the "Statistics" and "Logs" tabs give a deeper view of the rule's traffic.
Clicking a rule in the table opens a panel on the right that lists the rule's name, description, status, unique identifier (UUID), last sync and last used time, and usage count under "General Information." The "Rule Structure" section shows the source, destination, service, zones, action, and log setting; the "Edit" button at the top right lets you change these fields.
Choose your FortiGate or MikroTik device from the device selector in the top bar.
Find the relevant rule with the filters; gauge the overall picture with hit counts and the KPI cards.
Edit from the Rule Detail panel, or pull the current state straight from the firewall with "Sync"; it's automatically recorded in the change history.
Only FortiGate and MikroTik; on these two drivers policies can be read, edited, enabled/disabled, added, and deleted. The page isn't supported on other drivers.
Automatically every 10 minutes; you can also sync manually at any time with the "Sync" button.
From two sources: the firewall's own hit counters and matches in the logs izgate has collected; both are shown together.
Yes, the Change History tab in the Rule Detail panel lists who changed which field, and when.
The panel shows the page as "not supported"; there isn't a read-only view either for these drivers.
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