New/Edit Rule screen

The New Rule screen is used to add new server/function filter rules for a user or location. 

New/Edit Rule screen

How to get there

Choose the Rules tab on the navigation pane on the left side of the Network Security window. Choose Add to add a new Rule. Or, click an existing user rule to edit it.

Options

Delete

When editing an existing User Rule, choose Delete to delete the Rule.

Cancel

Choose Cancel to return to the Rules screen without making changes.

Save

Choose Save to save the User Rule and return to the Rules screen.

Rule Type

Specifies whether this is a User or Location rule.

User/User Group; Select

Choose this Select button to open the Users selection window where you can choose from a list of user profiles.

Server > Function; Select

Choose this Select button to open the Servers selection window where you can choose from a list of servers and server functions. For a description of servers and functions, see Appendix B: Servers and Functions.

Authority; Select

Choose this Select button to open the Authorities selection window where you can choose from a list of Authorities.

Audit

The audit property controls the type of requests Network Security will log. Possible values are:

Yes Log all requests by the location/server/function.

No Only log authority failures for the location/server/function.

Inherit Inherit the value.

Message

The message property entry will determine if Network Security sends a message to the Network Security message queue.

Yes A message is sent to the Network Security message queue.
No No message is sent.
Inherit Inherit the value.
Capture

Capture transactions for Memorized Transaction Request.

Yes Capture transactions.
No Do not capture transactions.
Inherit Inherit the value.
Select which systems to save to

All managed systems are listed here. Check the systems you would like to save the Rule to. Or, check Select All to copy the Rule to all managed systems.

 

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