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Deploy Airwall™
Successfully deploy and configure the Airwall solution and revolutionize security on your network.
Deploy an Airwall secure network
Learn how to deploy the Airwall solution, connect devices, set up overlays, configure device trust, and give people access to your Airwall secure network.
Deploy and Configure Airwall Edge Services
Airwall Edge Services let you securely connect managed endpoints, such as laptops, PCs, tablets, and smartphones.
Set up Airwall Gateways
Set up physical, virtual, or cloud Airwall Gateways.
Set up physical Airwall Gateways
Before you begin installing your Airwall Gateway, ensure that you already have the Conductor installed and configured. After you are finished installing your Airwall Gateway, you can begin connecting devices.
Connect Airwall Gateways to the Conductor
Set up and manage Airwall Gateways from the Conductor. Before you begin, ensure that you already have the Conductor set up. You can connect the devices that you want to protect to the Airwall Gateway after it is set up.
Connect an Airwall Gateway by using a factory-configured URL
Tempered can pre-configure the Conductor URL for each Airwall Gateway. Airwall Gateways configured with DNS require the user to configure the DNS service to resolve the correct IP address for the Conductor hostname based on the factory-configured URL.

Connect an Airwall Gateway by using a factory-configured URL

Tempered can pre-configure the Conductor URL for each Airwall Gateway. Airwall Gateways configured with DNS require the user to configure the DNS service to resolve the correct IP address for the Conductor hostname based on the factory-configured URL.

Ensure domain name service is configured for your underlay.
Apply power to the Airwall Gateway hardware.
Connect the Airwall Gateway to your underlay via Port 1 or your underlay port.

You can now:

Provision and License Airwall Edge Services.
Connect the devices you want to protect to the Airwall Gateway. See your platform guide for which port to connect devices to (typically Port 2). For information on adding devices in the Conductor, see Connect and Configure Devices