You can use predefined interface objects or interface groups as a source when
defining policy rules.
Cloud Edge includes physical interface
(including wireless interfaces in Routing Mode), and virtual interfaces such as VLANS
and VPNs
(L2TP and SSL) in the list of predefined interface objects. Optionally, you can define
custom
interface groups that contain one or more of the predefined interfaces.
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ImportantYou can select interface objects as a source when you have selected only a
single Cloud Edge 50G2 gateway running
Cloud Edge 6.0 or later in the
Gateway Devices section.
If you select a standard/G3 gateway
running Cloud Edge 5.x or
earlier or a gateway group containing a
standard/G3 gateway, Any-to-Any
is preselected in the Interface Objects
section, and this selection cannot be changed.
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Types of interfaces supported as Interface Objects
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Interface Type
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Name
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Interface Type
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Port Name
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Supported
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Physical
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WAN
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Physical
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eth0
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YES
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LAN1
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Physical
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eth1
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YES
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LAN2
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Physical
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eth2
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YES
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LAN3
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Physical
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eth3
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YES
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MGMT
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Physical
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eth4
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NO
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WLAN0
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Wi-Fi
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wlan0
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Yes in Router Mode
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WLAN1
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Wi-Fi
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wlan1
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Yes in Router Mode
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Virtual
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$name
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L3 VLAN
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$name$ID
Examples:
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YES in Router Mode
User inputs name.
Interface exists when user adds a VLAN; does not exist when user
deletes the VLAN.
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L2TP VPN
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YES in Router Mode
Always exists even if user disables L2TP VPN.
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SSL VPN
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YES in Router Mode
Always exists even if user disables SSL VPN.
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Site–to–Site VPN
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NO
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NoteInterfaces contained within object groups might be deleted if you replace the
gateway, do a factory reset, or switch modes between Routing Mode and Bridge Mode.
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