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More help for a Checkpoint convert...

warpspasm
Hi again,

In Packet Filter -> Rules, I would like to add more than one Service or Service Group to some rules. How do I do this without adding 2 rules, one with each Service.

One way I thought of would be to add a new Service Group in Definitions -> Services which would have both groups in it. But this is not exactly the effect I'm looking for. There are also the Packet Filter groups, but again this is not exactly what I'm looking for. But if there is nothing else then I can use that.

Thanks!


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    Using Service Groups in Packet Filter rules is quite workable. I use separate service groups for permitted LAN traffic, priority LAN traffic, blocked traffic and DMZ permitted traffic. This keeps the number of packet filter rules required down to a minimum.
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    Using Service Groups in Packet Filter rules is quite workable. I use separate service groups for permitted LAN traffic, priority LAN traffic, blocked traffic and DMZ permitted traffic. This keeps the number of packet filter rules required down to a minimum.
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