Extreme Networks Policy Manager User Manual page 22

Viewing Policies and Rules
Table 5: EPM Standard Menus (Continued)
Menu Components
Reorder rules by initial
position
Rules
New Rule
Tools
Global Variables...
Policy Variables...
Synonyms...
System Counters...
Properties
Set local IP address
Set NAT IP address
Set files search directory
Set file staging directory
Message Capture
Tracing
Debug
Set Capture Size
Policy Parsing
Ignore Unknown
Keywords
Sentriant Actions
Reset XML to factory
Write XML
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In the Rule Editing and Viewing Panel and the Rule Navigator window, another menu is displayed
when you right-click any rule in the list. For details about the functions of this menu, refer to the
chapter, "Modifying Policies and Rules"
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Description
Places rules in their original position regardless of rank. Refer to
Rules" on page 49.
Begins the process to create a new rule.
Opens the Rule Wizard to create a new rule. Refer to
for a Policy" on page 37.
Opens a dialog box in which global variables can be set. Refer to
Global and Policy Variables" on page
Opens a dialog box in which policy variables can be set. Refer to
Global and Policy Variables" on page
Displays a list of synonyms. Refer to
page 65.
Displays a list of predefined CLEAR-Flow system counters. Refer to
"Predefined CLEAR-Flow System Counters" on page
Refer to "Configuring the EPM for use on a Switch" on page 18
following properties.
Opens a box to choose from available IP addresses or enter a new address.
Opens a box to set the public side address of your NAT (Network Address
Translation), if appropriate.
Sets the default directory for finding policy files when a policy is opened
locally. The Open > File function will set itself to this location.
Sets the location of the tftp server's root directory. Files are 'staged' or
copied to and from the root directory when a policy is opened and saved on a
remote switch. Refer to "Configuring the EPM for use on a Switch" on
page 18.
Captures data to be used to diagnose problems.
Turns tracing log on and off.
Turns debug log on and off. When on, a message is written to a debug text
file and is not displayed in an EPM window.
Sets the maximum number of lines of data to be captured. The allowed range
is between 1 and 100,000.
Turns Ignore Unknown Keywords on and off. When on (the default), a policy
with terms that the EPM does not understand, is loaded but with
qualifications. When off, a policy that the EPM does not understand is not
loaded. Refer to "Policy Parsing" on page
When the Sentriant XML code has been rewritten, replaces it with the
original factory code.
Allows you to write specialized code to replace or supplement factory code.
Lists: Application Name, Edition, Version and Build number.
on page 43.
"Creating a New Rule
48.
48.
"Synonyms used for Rule Constants" on
63.
32.
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