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Chapter 10 Managing Access Policies

Configuring the Service Selection Policy

Table 10-2	Rule-based Service Selection Policy Page
Option	Description
Policy type	Defines the type of policy to configure:
	• Select one result—Results apply to all requests.
	• Rule-based result selection—Configuration rules apply different results depending on the
	request.
Status	Current status of the rule that drives service selection. The rule statuses are:

•Enabled—The rule is active.

•Disabled—ACS does not apply the results of the rule.

•Monitor Only—The rule is active, but ACS does not apply the results of the rule. Results such as hit count are written to the log, and the log entry includes an identification that the rule is monitor only. The monitor option is especially useful for watching the results of a new rule.

Name	Rule name.
Conditions	Conditions that determine the scope of the service. This column displays all current conditions in
	subcolumns.
	You cannot use identity-based conditions in a service selection rule.
Results	Service that runs as a result of the evaluation of the rule.
Hit Count	Number of times that the rule is matched. Click Hit Count to refresh and reset this column.
Default Rule	ACS applies the Default rule when:
		• Enabled rules are not matched.
		• No other rules are defined.
	Click the link to edit the Default Rule. You can edit only the results of the Default Rule; you
	cannot delete, disable, or duplicate it.
Customize button	Opens the Customize page in which you choose the types of conditions to use in policy rules. A
	new Conditions column appears in the Policy page for each condition that you add.
	Caution If you remove a condition type after defining rules, you will lose any conditions that
			you configured for that condition type.
Hit Count button	Opens a window that enables you to reset and refresh the Hit Count display in the Policy page.
	See Displaying Hit Counts, page 10-10.

To configure a rule-based service selection policy, see these topics:

•Creating, Duplicating, and Editing Service Selection Rules, page 10-8

•Deleting Service Selection Rules, page 10-10

After you configure your service selection policy, you can continue to configure your access service policies. See Configuring Access Service Policies, page 10-21.

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