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3.5.6. Configuration Object Groups
A Simple Example
As an example, consider the IP rule set main which contains just two rules to allow web surfing
from an internal network and a third Drop-all rule to catch any other traffic so that it can be logged:
We would like to create an object group for the two IP rules for web surfing. This is done with the
following steps:
• Select the first object to be in the new group by right clicking it.
• Select the New Group option from the context menu.
• A group is now created with a title line and the IP rule as its only member. The default title of
"(new Group)" is used.
The entire group is also assigned a default color and the group member is also indented. The
object inside the group retains the same index number to indicate its position in the whole table.
The index is not affected by group membership. The group title line does not have or need an
index number since it is only a textual label.
Editing Group Properties
To change the properties of a group, right click the group title line and select the Edit option from
the context menu.
Note
The screen images used in this example show just the first few columns of the object
properties.
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