Once a configuration is loaded, Delyan turns it into clean, searchable tables. Questions like "what's in our DMZ zone?" or "which policies use this address?" become a quick search instead of a long scroll through raw text.
These pages show what your firewall has. To see what's wrong with it, use Analysis & compliance.
Choosing a device
Use the active device selector at the top of the page to pick the firewall you want to explore. If the firewall has several virtual domains (VDOMs on FortiGate, virtual systems on Palo Alto), a second selector lets you view one of them or all of them together.
The sidebar only shows pages that apply to the selected device. A switch, for example, has no security policy pages, and a firewall has no switching pages.
What you can explore
| Area | What you'll find | Use it to |
|---|---|---|
| Device and system | Hostname, firmware, high availability, admin settings, banners and password policy | Confirm you're on the right device and collect audit evidence |
| Network | Interfaces, zones, VLANs and VRFs, with addresses, status, management access and zone membership | Spot management access on the wrong port, or interfaces in no zone |
| Policies and objects | Security, NAT and other policy types, plus the address, service and schedule objects they use | Find undocumented rules, or every object and rule that contains an IP address |
| Applications | App Discovery: apps each policy allows or blocks, with a confidence level. App Catalog: known apps with category and risk | See which apps a firewall lets through, and how risky they are |
| Routing and VPN | Routing table, static and dynamic routing (BGP, OSPF, RIP, and EIGRP on Cisco), IPsec and SSL VPN settings | Trace routes and check tunnels for outdated encryption |
| Security profiles and services | Anti-virus and sandboxing profiles, plus the firewall's NTP, DNS, logging, SNMP and authentication servers | Check protection settings and that core services are configured |
| Device Insights | A one-page summary of the firewall with a short briefing from Dely | Get the big picture when you open a device for the first time |
| Cisco switches and routers | Switching (spanning tree, port channels, port security and more), console and remote-access lines, and IP services such as NAT and DHCP | Review switch and router settings alongside your firewalls |
Working with tables
Every table works the same way:
- Search filters rows by any text.
- Click a column header to sort.
- Export to CSV or Excel from the button at the top right.
- Headers stay visible while you scroll long tables.
Look for the small ✨ buttons next to policies and objects. They open Dely with a question already filled in, such as "Explain this policy" or "Where is this object used?". See Dely AI assistant.
