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You can use either of these policies the same as you use policies you create.

The following table describes the actions you can take to manage your policies on the Access Control 
policy page:

Any

When you create a new access control policy you must, at minimum, give it a unique name and specify 
a default action. Although you are not required to identify the policy targets at policy creation time, you 
must perform this step before you can apply the policy; see 

You have the following options when selecting a default action for a new policy:

 creates a policy with the 

 default action.

 creates a policy with the 

 

default action.

 creates a policy with the 

 default action.

After you create the access control policy, you can modify the default action. For guidance on choosing 
a default action, see 

.

Admin/Access Admin/Network Admin

create a new access control policy

click 

. See 

 for more 

information.

modify the settings in an existing 
access control policy

click the edit icon (

). See 

 for more 

information.

apply an access control policy to all 
devices targeted for the policy

click the policy apply icon (

). See 

 

for more information.

determine what changed in policies to 
make them out of date on a device

click the red status message to see the detailed apply view, then click 

 for 

the policy and device where you want to see what changed. See 

 and 

 for more information. 

copy an access control policy

click the copy icon (

 for more 

information.

view a PDF report that lists the current 
configuration settings in an access 
control policy

click the report icon (

). See 

 

for more information.

compare access control policies

click 

. See 

 for 

more information.

delete an access control policy

click the delete icon (

), then click 

, or click 

 if you decide not to delete 

the policy. When prompted whether to continue, you are also informed if another user 
has unsaved changes in the policy.