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Chapter 26 Configuring Filter Rules
Filter Rules
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Add—Lets you add a filter rule.
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Edit—Lets you edit a filter rule.
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Delete—Lets you delete a filter rule.
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Find—Lets you find a filter rule.
• Use the Services tab to choose a predefined filter rule.
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Type—Lets you choose a source from the drop-down list, selecting from All, IP Address
Objects, IP Names, or Network Object groups.
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Name—Lists the name(s) of the filter rule.
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Edit—Lets you edit a filter rule.
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Delete—Lets you delete a filter rule.
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Find—Lets you find a filter rule.
• Use the Time Ranges to choose a time range for the filter rule.
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Add—Add—Lets you add a time range for the filter rule.
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Edit—Lets you edit a time range for the filter rule.
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Delete—Lets you delete a time range for a filter rule.
Modes
The following table shows the modes in which this feature is available:
Add/Edit Filter Rule
Use the Add Filter Rule dialog box to specify the interface on which the rule applies, to identify the
traffic to which it applies, or to configure a specific type of filtering action.
Note Before you can add an HTTP, HTTPS, or FTP filter rule, you must enable a URL filtering server. To
enable a URL filtering server, use the Features > Configuration > Properties > URL Filtering window.
For more information, see URL Filtering.
Fields
• Action—Provides the following drop-down list of different filtering actions to apply (the actions
displayed depend upon the type of filter rule being created or edited):
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Filter ActiveX
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Do not filter ActiveX
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Filter Java Applet
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Do not filter Java Applet
Firewall Mode Security Context
Routed Transparent Single
Multiple
Context System
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