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AppMatchObjects

Firewall > Match Objects

This section describes how to manually create a match object. For detailed information about match object types, see “ Match Objects ” .

To configure a match object, perform the following steps:

Step 1
In the navigation pane on the left side, click Firewall and then click Match Objects .
Step 2
In the Match Objects screen, click Add New Match Object .
Step 3
In the Match Object Settings window, in the Object Name text box, type a descriptive name for the object.
Step 4
Select an Match Object Type from the drop-down list. Your selection here will affect available options in this screen. See “ Match Objects ” for a description of match object types.
Step 5
Select a Match Type from the drop-down list. The available selections depend on the match object type.
Step 6
For the Input Representation , click Alphanumeric to match a text pattern, or click Hexadecimal if you want to match binary content.
Step 7
In the Content text box, type the pattern to match, and then click Add . The content appears in the List text box. Repeat to add another element to match.

Alternatively, you can click Load From File to import a list of elements from a text file. Each element in the file must be on a line by itself.

Step 8
To remove an element from the list, select the element in the List box and then click Remove . To remove all elements, click Remove All .
Step 9
Click OK .

Configuring Application List Objects

This section describes how to create an application list object, which can be used by Application Control policies in the same way as a match object.

For detailed information about application list object types include information about the Security tab and Category tab, see “Application List Objects” .

To configure an application list object, perform the following steps:

Step 1
In the navigation pane on the left side, click Firewall and then click Match Objects .
Step 2
Near the bottom of the page, click the Add Application List Object button. The Create Match Object page opens.

You can control which applications are displayed by selecting one or more application categories, threat levels, and technologies. When the application list is reduced to a list that is focussed on your preferences, you can select the individual applications for your filter.

Step 3
In the Search field near the top right of the page, optionally type in part of an application name and click the Search icon to search for applications with that key word in their names.
Step 4
In the Category pane, select the checkboxes for one or more application categories.
Step 5
In the Threat Level pane, select the checkboxes for one or more threat levels.
Step 6
In the Technology pane, select the checkboxes for one or more technologies.
Step 7
Click the plus sign next to each application you want to add to your filter object. To display a description of the application, click its name in the Name column. As you select the applications for your filter, the plus sign icon becomes a green checkmark icon and the selected applications appear in the Application Group pane on the right. You can edit the list in this field by deleting individual items or by clicking the eraser to delete all items.
Step 8
When finished selecting the applications to include, type in a name for the object in the Match Object Name field.
Step 9
Click the Save Application Match Object button. You will see the object name listed on the Firewall > Match Objects page with an object type of Application List . This object can then be selected when creating an App Rules policy.