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Chapter 8: Creating Rules and Rule Groups<br />

Viewing rules and rule groups<br />

Viewing rules<br />

and rule groups<br />

220<br />

Figure 107: Rules<br />

window displaying proxy<br />

rules<br />

About the Rules<br />

window<br />

To view the existing proxy and IP Filter rules currently available for use, in the<br />

Admin Console select Policy Configuration > Rules. The main Rules window<br />

appears with the Proxy Rules list displayed by default.<br />

The <strong>Sidewinder</strong> <strong>G2</strong> contains two rule tables:<br />

• Proxy rules—This table contains all <strong>of</strong> the proxy rules and groups that were<br />

loaded during initial configuration as well as any rules that you have created<br />

(displayed in Figure 107).<br />

• IP Filter rules—This table contains all <strong>of</strong> the IP Filter rules and groups that<br />

have been created. Each row within a table contains a single rule or group.<br />

The components <strong>of</strong> each rule are displayed in the labeled columns.<br />

The order <strong>of</strong> rules in the main rule tables is not important. The rule tables are<br />

holding grounds for rules that you create. They may or may not be included in<br />

the active rule group that enforces your security policy. Rather, it is the order <strong>of</strong><br />

rules and nested rule groups within rule groups that is important. For<br />

information on ordering your rule groups, see “Ordering proxy rules within a<br />

rule group” on page 101.<br />

You can perform the following tasks in the Rules window:<br />

• View proxy or IP Filter rules and groups—To view a rule table, click the<br />

appropriate radio button (Proxy Rules or IP Filter Rules) in the View Option<br />

field. You can resize the columns to suit your needs by clicking and<br />

dragging the edge <strong>of</strong> a column heading. (Use the scroll bars to view all<br />

columns and entries listed in the table.)<br />

Note: If you view the proxy rule table, an Inspection column will appear in front<br />

<strong>of</strong> the Name column. A status <strong>of</strong> On indicates that all <strong>of</strong> the Application Defense<br />

properties will be actively enforced for a rule. A status <strong>of</strong> Off indicates that only<br />

the connection properties portion <strong>of</strong> the defense will be enforced for that rule.

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