Managing Url Lists - Infinity CHECK POINT 1100 Administration Manual

To delete a network object:
1. Select the network object from the list.
2. Click Delete.
3. Click Yes in the confirmation message.
To filter for a specified network object:
1. In the Type to filter box, enter the name of the network object or part of it.
2. As you enter text, the list is filtered and shows matching results.

Managing URL Lists

The Users & Objects > URLs Lists page lets you override central management's URL filtering
policy in your local Check Point Appliance. Use this feature to define URL blacklists and whitelists
exceptions to the global policy, whose content can be edited per gateway. Before you use this
feature, the system administrator of the Security Management Server that centrally manages this
gateway must complete prerequisite steps.
You can use this page to manage URLs lists:
• Add new URLs/IP addresses or regular expressions to URLs lists.
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Edit existing URLs/IP addresses or regular expressions from URLs lists.
• Delete existing entries in URLs lists.
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Enable and disable this feature.
Prerequisite steps for the system administrator of the Security Management Server:
1. Turn on the Application Control blade for the gateway object that represents this Check Point
Appliance.
2. Configure custom applications in SmartDashboard with these guidelines:
a) Use the prefix: LOCAL_ (case-sensitive) when naming a custom application.
For example, LOCAL_whitelist or LOCAL_blacklist.
b) Enter at least one URL for this custom application, it can be a dummy URL. The actual list
of URLs to allow or block is defined locally in the Check Point Appliance.
3. Create rules in the Application Control Rule Base using the custom defined applications with
the LOCAL_ prefix. Make sure to add the rules in positions that make sense in the Rule Base.
4. Install policy (on the specified gateway).
Steps for the system administrator of this Check Point Appliance:
1. On this page, set Local URLs Lists Management to ON.
2. Add URLs/IP addresses or regular expressions to the predefined URLs lists (the custom
applications defined in Security Management Server).
Note - The names of the predefined URLs lists does NOT show the LOCAL_ prefix that was
used to define the application in Security Management Server.
For example, LOCAL_whitelist is shown as just whitelist.
Check Point 1100/1200R/1400 Appliances Centrally Managed Administration Guide R77.20.70
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