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Table 16: Predefined NSM Administrator Activities (continued)
Description Task Function
Allows an administrator to edit post domain policy. Edit Post Domain Policies
Allows an administrator to edit pre domain policy. Edit Pre Domain Policies
Enables an administrator to view the Profiler. View Profiler
Enables an administrator to purge or clear data in the ProfilerDB. Purge
Clear
Profiler Data
Allows an administrator to manage a remote settings object that defines
the DNS and WINS servers that are assigned to L2TP RAS users after
they have connected to the L2TP tunnel. You can use remote settings
objects in an L2TP VPN, and when configuring a local user on a specific
device. Create
Delete
Edit
View
Remote Settings
Use a routing instance object to share routing instances in the Radius
server & LDAP server configurations within the access profile object. A
routing instance object is a polymorphic object (similar to zone objects)
that maintains the mapping between the actual routing instance and the
device in which it is created. Create
Delete
Edit
View
Routing Instance Object
A rulebase in a security policy contains rules that manage specific types
of traffic passing through the managed device. These activities enable
an administrator to delete a rulebase. Delete Rulebases
N/A Run Online Retention
Command
Allows an administrator to run the Security Explorer—a graphical tool
that enables you to visualize and correlate network behavior based on
data collected in the Profiler, Log Viewer, and Report Manager. View Security Explorer
Allows an administrator to manage Schedule objects. A schedule object
defines a time interval for which a firewall rule is in effect. Create
Delete
Edit
View
Schedule Objects
Allows an administrator to download or apply schemas for managing
devices. Apply
Download
Schema
Allows an administrator to view the details of schemas for managing
devices. View Schema Details
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