TMS zl Management and Configuration Guide ST.1.0.090213

4-9
Firewall
Named Objects
There are five types of named objects:
■ Address objects
■ Address groups
■ Service objects
■ Service groups
■ Schedule objects
To see a summary of where you can use each type of named object, see Table
1-4, “Named Objects and Their Uses” on page 1-32 of Chapter 1: “Overview.”
Address Objects
Address objects can be configured in three windows of the TMS zl Module’s
Web browser interface:
■ Firewall > Access Policies > Addresses
■ Firewall > NAT Policies > Addresses
■ Firewall > Port Triggers > Addresses
Any object that is created in one window will be displayed in the other two
windows. For example, an address object that is created in the Firewall >
Access Policies > Addresses window will appear on the addresses list in the
Firewall > NAT Policies > Addresses and Firewall > Port Triggers > Addresses
windows.
You can create up to 500 address objects.
You can create four types of address objects:
■ IP—Contains individual IP addresses for one or more network devices
with noncontiguous IP addresses
■ Range—Contains one or more ranges of contiguous IP addresses
■ Network—Contains network addresses for one or more networks or
VLANs. You can also specify a VPN connection with a network address.
■ Domain—Contains one or more URLs or FQDNs
Note You cannot combine address types in a one address object. For example, you
cannot combine address ranges with network addresses. To create a named
object with more than one address type, create an address group (see “Address
Groups” on page 4-12).