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For more information, see Configuring Category Filters.
Application Filter: Choose this to add an application filter to the policy. Choose an application filter and click Select to add the application filter to the policy. Application filters are application categorization rules that allow you to detect and filter internet content and traffic that you want to allow or block. Choose the name of the application from among the Select List options under the NAME menu to add to your security policy.
Action Types: Select an action type from among the action options under the ACTION menu to add to your security policy. Options include the following:
- Allow - No Log: Allows application filtering without logging of responses.
- Allow - With Log: Allows application filtering with logging of responses.
- Allow - Local Resolution: Allows application filtering when used with local on-prem relocation.
- Block - No Redirect: Blocks application filtering when using no redirection.
- Block - Default Redirect: Blocks application filtering when using the default redirect.
- Block - Redirect: Blocks application filtering when using a custom redirect.
- Block (No Log) - No Redirect: Blocks application filtering without logging of responses when using no redirection.
- Block (No Log) - Default Redirect: Blocks application filtering without logging of responses when using the default redirect.
- Block (No Log) - Redirect: Blocks application filtering without logging of responses when using a custom redirect.
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For more information, see Configuring Application Filters.
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Precedence reordering: You can reorder security policy rules precedence using drag-and-drop functionality. Click on the policy rule to be reordered on the Policy Rules page and drag it to its new location. Repeat the process as necessary until all policy rules precedence have been reordered as required. |
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