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FireSIGHT System User Guide
 
Chapter 14      Understanding and Writing Access Control Rules 
  Creating and Editing Access Control Rules
See the following sections for more information on access control rules:
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Creating and Editing Access Control Rules
License: 
Any
An access control rule is simply a set of configurations and conditions that:
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qualifies network traffic
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specifies how and whether you further inspect and log traffic that matches those qualifications
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determines the traffic’s eventual flow 
You create and edit access control rules from within an existing access control policy. Each rule belongs 
to only one policy.
Table 14-1
License Requirements for Access Control Rules 
To apply an access control policy that includes 
rules...
Add this license...
To one of these Defense 
Centers...
And enable it on one of 
these devices...
with zone, network, VLAN, or port conditions, 
or URL conditions that use literal URLs and 
URL objects only
Any
Any
Any, except Series 2 
devices cannot perform 
URL filtering using literal 
URLs and URL objects and 
ASA FirePOWER modules 
cannot match traffic using 
VLAN tag conditions
associated with intrusion policies, or file 
policies that do not perform malware detection 
or blocking
Protection
Any
Any, except Series 2 
devices cannot perform 
Security Intelligence 
filtering
associated with file policies that perform 
malware detection or blocking
Malware
Any except DC500
Series 3, Virtual, X-Series, 
ASA FirePOWER
with application or user conditions
Control
Any, except the DC500 
cannot perform user 
control
Series 3, Virtual, X-Series, 
ASA FirePOWER
with geolocation conditions
FireSIGHT
Any except DC500
Series 3, Virtual, 
ASA FirePOWER 
with URL conditions that use URL category 
and reputation data
URL Filtering
Any except DC500
Series 3, Virtual, X-Series, 
ASA FirePOWER