Use this page to create, modify, delete, and rename Access Control Lists (ACL).
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An ACL is a reusable MATCH criteria for filtering flows, and is associated with an action, permit or deny: You can use the same ACL as the MATCH condition in more than one policy --- Route, QoS, or Optimization.
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Deny prevents further procesing of the flow by that ACL, specifically. The appliance continues to the next entry in the policy.
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Permit allows the matching traffic flow to proceed on to the policy entry's associated SET action(s). The default is permit.
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When creating ACL rules, list deny statements first, and prioritize less restrictive rules ahead of more restrictive rules.
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With this template, you can create rules with priority from 1000 – 9999, inclusive. When you apply the template to an appliance, the GMS deletes all appliance entries in that range before applying its policies.
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If you access an appliance directly (via the WebUI or the command line interface), you can create rules with higher priority than GMS rules (1 – 999) and rules with lower priority (10000 – 65534).
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Adding a rule increments the last Priority by 10. This leaves room for you to insert a rule in between rules without having to renumber subsequent priorities. Likewise, you can just edit the number.
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To allow any IP address, use 0.0.0.0/0.
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