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50 Becoming familiar with the SGMI
Working with configurations of objects
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For each property by which you want to search, do one of the following:
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To search on part of a property name, click Contains , and specify one or more letters
contained in the name.
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To search on the beginning of a property name, click Starts with , and then specify the first
letters of the name.
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To search on a specific property name, click Equals , and then type the exact name.
3 The Description property is included in most search dialog boxes. If your organization uses the
Description tab to record configuration changes, you can use those changes as search criteria. For
example, if you record who makes configuration changes, you can search for the changes made by
one administrator.
From the Description drop-down list, choose
Contains , and then type the name of the
administrator.
4 Click OK .
5 To modify the search, click Search .
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To re-display the entire table of objects, click Clear Search .
Viewing and modifying object properties
When you view a table of objects in the SGMI, you can see the primary properties of each object. For
example, if you view a table of rules, you can see the source and destination of the traffic controlled by
the rule, the interface on which the traffic arrives and leaves the security gateway, and the service
group that contains the protocols that are applied to the rule.
You can change these properties by displaying a object’s properties dialog box.
This section contains the following topics:
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Viewing the properties of an existing object
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Modifying the properties of an object
Viewing the properties of an existing object
Every object in the SGMI has a properties dialog box that shows the details of the object’s
configuration.
To view the properties of an existing object
1 In the SGMI, in the right pane, do one of the following:
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Double-click an object in the table.
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Select the object and, above the table, click Properties .