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FireSIGHT System User Guide
 
Chapter 13      Using Access Control Policies 
  Managing Access Control Policies
The system generates the report. Depending on your browser settings, the report may appear in a pop-up 
window, or you may be prompted to save the report to your computer.
Comparing Two Access Control Policies
License: 
Any
To review policy changes for compliance with your organization’s standards or to optimize system 
performance, you can examine the differences between two access control policies. You can compare 
any two policies or the currently applied policy with another policy. Optionally, after you compare, you 
can then generate a PDF report to record the differences between the two policies.
There are two tools you can use to compare policies:
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The comparison view displays only the differences between two policies in a side-by-side format. 
The name of each policy appears in the title bar on the left and right sides of the comparison view 
except when you select 
Running Configuration
, in which case a blank bar represents the currently active 
policy.
You can use this to view and navigate both policies on the web interface, with their differences 
highlighted.
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The comparison report creates a record of only the differences between two policies in a format 
similar to the policy report, but in PDF format.
You can use this to save, copy, print, and share your policy comparisons for further examination.
For more information on understanding and using the policy comparison tools, see:
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Using the Access Control Policy Comparison View
License: 
Any
The comparison view displays both policies in a side-by-side format, with each policy identified by 
name in the title bar on the left and right sides of the comparison view. When comparing two policies 
other than the running configuration, the time of last modification and the last user to modify are 
displayed with the policy name.
Differences between the two policies are highlighted:
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Blue indicates that the highlighted setting is different in the two policies, and the difference is noted 
in red text. 
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Green indicates that the highlighted setting appears in one policy but not the other.
You can perform any of the actions in the following table.