Cisco Systems CL-28826-01 Understanding the Automatic Conflict Detection User Interface

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User Guide for Cisco Security Manager 4.4
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Chapter16 Managing Firewall Access Rules
Using Automatic Conflict Detection
Note If a rule contains an FQDN network/host object, the FQDN object is ignored, but the rule is otherwise
included in the analysis.
Note Disabled rules are not evaluated during conflict detection.
Related Topics
•Understanding the Automatic Conflict Detection User Interface, page 16-27
•Resolving Conflicts, page 16-31
•Understanding Access Rules, page 16-1
•Understanding Device Specific Access Rule Behavior, page 16-4
•Understanding Access Rule Address Requirements and How Rules Are Deployed, page 16-5
•Configuring Access Rules, page 16-7
Understanding the Automatic Conflict Detection User Interface
The Automatic Conflict Detection feature is tightly coupled with the access rules table to make
identifying conflicts and then resolving those conflicts faster and easier. When conflict detection is
enabled, additional user interface elements are available for navigating between the conflicts and for
resolving those conflicts.
Note For information on the standard elements of the Access Rules page, see Access Rules Page, page 16-9.