Service Precedence
User Guide
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group always have higher precedence than the services of
a lower precedence group, regardless of their individual
settings. For example, because the “Any” service is in the
highest precedence group, all incidences of the “Any” ser-
vice will take precedence over the highest precedence Tel-
net service.
The precedences of services that are in the same prece-
dence group are ordered from the most specific services
(based on source and destination targets) to the least spe-
cific service. The method used to sort services is based on
the specificity of targets, from most specific to least spe-
cific.
Summary of Contents for Firebox X10E
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Page 44: ...Chapter 2 Service and Support 22 WatchGuard Firebox System ...
Page 61: ...Cabling the Firebox User Guide 39 ...
Page 68: ...Chapter 3 Getting Started 46 WatchGuard Firebox System ...
Page 78: ...Chapter 4 Firebox Basics 56 WatchGuard Firebox System ...
Page 156: ...Chapter 8 Configuring Filtered Services 134 WatchGuard Firebox System ...
Page 182: ...Chapter 9 Configuring Proxied Services 160 WatchGuard Firebox System ...
Page 220: ...Chapter 11 Intrusion Detection and Prevention 198 WatchGuard Firebox System ...
Page 242: ...Chapter 12 Setting Up Logging and Notification 220 WatchGuard Firebox System ...
Page 256: ...Chapter 13 Reviewing and Working with Log Files 234 WatchGuard Firebox System ...
Page 274: ...Chapter 14 Generating Reports of Network Activity 252 WatchGuard Firebox System ...