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How to create address objects and group them via ssh using Putty.
03/26/2020 
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Description
How to create address objects and group them via ssh using Putty.
Resolution
1. From the default mode enter config mode
** To show a list of available commands hit the tab key on the keyboard --> **
Command Type = address-object
IP Version = ipv4
Name of Object = AnyObject
Object Type = host, network, range, zone
examples:
(ie) host: 192.168.1.55 zone LAN
(ie) network 192.168.100.0 /24
(ie) range 192.168.100.50 192.168.100.60
Type Command: config
admin@C0EAE46CD900> config
( IP Address 1 )
Type Command: address-object ipv4 AnyObject host 192.168.1.55 zone LAN
config(C0EAE46CD900)# address-object ipv4 AnyObject host 192.168.1.55 zone LAN
config(C0EAE46CD900)# commit
% Applying changes...
% Changes made.
config(C0EAE46CD900)#
( IP Address 2 )
Type Command: address-object ipv4 AnyObject2 host 192.168.1.80 zone LAN
config(C0EAE46CD900)# address-object ipv4 AnyObject2 host 192.168.1.80 zone LAN
config(C0EAE46CD900)# commit
% Applying changes...
% Changes made.
config(C0EAE46CD900)#
( IP Address 3 )
Type Command: address-object ipv4 AnyObject3 host 192.168.2.20 zone LAN
config(C0EAE46CD900)# address-object ipv4 AnyObject3 host 192.168.2.20 zone LAN
config(C0EAE46CD900)# commit
% Applying changes...
% Changes made.
config(C0EAE46CD900)#
2. Create an Address Group and put address objects in that group.
Command Type = address-object
IP Version = ipv4
Group Name = GroupName
Object Name = AnyObject
From config mode:
Type Command: address-group ipv4 GroupName
config(C0EAE46CD900)# address-group ipv4 GroupName
Type Command: commit
(add-ipv4-address-group[GroupName])# commit
% Applying changes...
% Changes made.
( The Group GroupName is now created )
Type Command: end
(edit-ipv4-address-group[GroupName])# end
2.1 Put address object in a group
Type Command: address-group ipv4 GroupName
config(C0EAE46CD900)# address-group ipv4 GroupName
Type Command: address-object ipv4 AnyObject
(edit-ipv4-address-group[GroupName])# address-object ipv4 AnyObject
Type Command: commit
(edit-ipv4-address-group[GroupName])# commit
% Applying changes...
% Changes made.
( The address object is now part of the GroupName group object. )
** AnyObject and GroupName are just example names choose names that best suit your configuration and servers **
Repeat step 2.1 for the other address objects.
Test Configuration Changes:
Type Command: end
Type Command: show address-groups
config(C0EAE46CD900)# end
admin@C0EAE46CD900> show address-groups ipv4
address-group ipv4 GroupName
address-object ipv4 AnyObject
address-object ipv4 AnyObject2
address-object ipv4 AnyObject3
exit
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