SonicOS 7.1 Rules and Policies for Classic Mode

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About the Content Filter Rule Table

Name	Name of the Content Filter policy.
Source Zone	Source zone for the Content Filter policy.
Destination Zone	Destination zone for the Content Filter policy.
Source Address Included	Source address object/group included for the Content Filter policy.
Source Address Excluded	Source address object/group excluded from the Content Filter policy.
User/Group Included	User or group to which the Content Filter policy applies.
User/Group Excluded	User or group excluded from the Content Filter policy.
Schedule	Time that the Content Filter policy is in effect.
Profile	CFS profile object used by the Content Filter policy. Mousing over the CFS Profile object name displays the particulars of the CFS Profile:
Action	CFS Action object used by the Content Filter policy. Mousing over the CFS action object name displays the particulars of the CFS Action:
Priority	Clicking the Priority for a Content Filter policy displays the Change CFS Policy Priority pop-up menu: The priority of the Content Filter policy is displayed after From. You can change the priority by entering a number in the To field. The highest priority is 1; 0 is the lowest priority.
Enabled	To enable the Content Filter policy, select the Enabled checkbox. The default policy, CFS Default Policy, is enabled by default.
Configure	Displays these icons for each policy: Clear this entry: Clicking this icon clears the Content Filter policy. A confirmation dialog displays. Edit this entry: Clicking this icon displays the Edit CFS Policy dialog. Delete this entry: Clicking this icon deletes the Content Filter policy. A confirmation dialog displays. Click OK. The default Content Filter policy, CFS Default Policy, cannot be deleted, and the icon is dimmed.