Juniper NETWORK AND SECURITY MANAGER 2010.3, Administration Manual

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CHAPTER 8
Configuring Objects
Objects represent reusable information, such as network addresses, individual users and
user groups, and commonly used configuration data. In Network and Security Manager
(NSM), objects are shared between the global domain and all subdomains.
Objects are the building blocks of the NSM management system. You can use an object
multiple times in the same domain. For example, you can create an address object to
represent a host such as an individual workstation, then use the address object in a VPN
protected resource and as the source or destination in a firewall or multicast rule.
This chapter contains the following sections:
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About Objects on page 318
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Configuring Address Objects on page 322
• Configuring Application Objects on page 328
• Configuring Schedule Objects on page 330
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Configuring Access Profile Objects on page 330
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Configuring Quality of Service Profiles on page 331
• Working with DI Attack Objects on page 333
• Working with IDP Attack Objects on page 336
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Configuring Custom DI and IDP Attack Objects on page 338
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Creating Custom DI Attack Groups on page 357
• Creating Custom IDP Attack Groups on page 357
• Unified Threat Management on page 362
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Configuring Custom Policy Fields on page 374
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Configuring GTP Objects on page 376
• Configuring Service Objects on page 382
• Configuring SCTP Objects on page 390
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Configuring Authentication Servers on page 390
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Configuring User Objects on page 399
• Configuring VLAN Objects on page 403
• Configuring IP Pools on page 403
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