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The default action for an access control policy determines how the system handles traffic that:

modify the policy name or 
description

click the name or description field, delete any characters as needed, then type the new 
name or description.

set the default action

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log connections for the default action find more information at 

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assign different rights to different 
users

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manage policy targets

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save your policy changes

click 

.

save and apply your policy

click 

. See 

information.

You can also click the edit icon (

) next to your policy on the Access Control 

page. 

cancel your policy changes

click 

, then, if you have made changes, click 

.

add a rule to a policy

click 

. See 

 for 

more information.

You can also right-click a blank area in the row for a rule and select 

.

edit an existing rule

click the edit icon (

) next to the rule. See 

 for more information.

You can also right-click the rule and select 

.

delete a rule

click the delete icon (

) next to the rule, then click 

.

You can also right-click a blank area in the row for a selected rule, select 

, then click 

 to delete one or more selected rules.

enable or disable an existing rule

right-click a selected rule, select 

, then select 

 or 

. Disabled rules are 

grayed and marked 

(disabled)

 beneath the rule name.

display the configuration page for a 
specific rule attribute

click the name, value, or icon in the column for the condition on the row for the rule. 
For example, click the name or value in the 

 column to display the 

Networks page for the selected rule. See 

 for more information.

configure a response page to blocked 
HTTP requests

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filter traffic based on Security 
Intelligence data

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configure advanced settings

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