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

Creating proxy rules<br />

Creating proxy<br />

rules<br />

222<br />

Figure 108: Proxy Rule<br />

window: General tab<br />

Entering information<br />

on the Proxy Rule<br />

General tab<br />

This section provides information on creating proxy rules. For an overview <strong>of</strong><br />

proxy rules, see Chapter 4.<br />

To create a proxy rule, using the Admin Console select Policy Configuration ><br />

Rules. Then click New > Proxy Rule. (To modify a proxy rule, highlight the rule<br />

you want to modify and click Modify.) The Proxy Rule window appears.<br />

Note: Proxy rules that you create will not be part <strong>of</strong> the active policy unless you<br />

place them in a rule group that is part <strong>of</strong> the active policy. For information on adding<br />

a proxy to a rule group and ensuring that it is included in the active policy, see<br />

“Creating and managing rule groups” on page 236 and “Selecting your active policy<br />

rules” on page 239.<br />

The General tab in the Proxy Rule window is used to enter basic information<br />

about a proxy rule. Follow the steps below.<br />

Tip: Remember that rules’ proxies and servers must be enabled before the rules<br />

can pass traffic. Their status can be verified at Policy Configuration > Proxies and<br />

Policy Configuration > Servers.<br />

1 In the Name field, type a name that helps identify the purpose <strong>of</strong> the rule.<br />

For example, the pre-configured rule that allows synchronization between<br />

systems is called “Synchronization.” Valid values include alphanumeric<br />

characters, periods (.), dashes(-), underscores (_), and spaces ( ).<br />

However, the first and last character <strong>of</strong> the name must be alphanumeric.<br />

The name cannot exceed 100 characters.<br />

2 In the Service Type drop-down list, select one <strong>of</strong> the following:<br />

Note: The Service Type field determines the options that are available to you in<br />

the Service field in step 3.

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