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Administration Guide
Configuring Network Objects
A Network Object can be a single IP address on your LAN or a group of IP addresses. Network
Objects can also be services, schedules, bandwidth control settings, or filter profiles. The Net-
work Objects you create are then available in the drop-down menus of their respective category.
Creating Network Objects makes managing your policy settings easier. For example, you can
configure complex filter rules and save the parameters as a Network Object. The next time you
want to apply those settings to an account, you just select the Network Object from the respec-
tive drop-down menu.
Click
Network Object
to display the Network Object menu items.
Configuring IP address Network Objects
Click
Address
to display the Address screen:
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Click
Create
to add a new IP address to the
Address Table
:
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Name
Type the name you want to assign to this address Network Object.
Type
Select the type of address from the drop-down menu:
•
IP Address
•
IP Address / Subnet Mask
•
IP Address Range
IP Address
Type the IP address or click
Candidates
to display a list of active PCs on
the LAN and then select the computer you want.
Subnet Mask
When
IP Address / Subnet Mask
is selected from the drop-down menu,
this field is displayed. Type the subnet mask associated with the IP
address in the IP Address field.