Look in 'Definitions & Users >> Service Definitions'. I would recommend against deleting definitions or groups supplied by default. In the same location, you can search for a specific service by port number.
If, however, you're asking about the rule list in 'Network Security >> Firewall', this is a different concept. Here, the group membership is not functional, only visual and organizational. Individual rules are edited to assign each to a group.
Look in 'Definitions & Users >> Service Definitions'. I would recommend against deleting definitions or groups supplied by default. In the same location, you can search for a specific service by port number.
If, however, you're asking about the rule list in 'Network Security >> Firewall', this is a different concept. Here, the group membership is not functional, only visual and organizational. Individual rules are edited to assign each to a group.
Look in 'Definitions & Users >> Service Definitions'. I would recommend against deleting definitions or groups supplied by default. In the same location, you can search for a specific service by port number.
If, however, you're asking about the rule list in 'Network Security >> Firewall', this is a different concept. Here, the group membership is not functional, only visual and organizational. Individual rules are edited to assign each to a group.
Cheers - Bob
Hi Bob,
thanks a lot for your welcome and reply. Yes, I was asking about the rule list in 'Network Security > Firewall'. I know, that the grup membership is not functional, but I would like to edit some of the group names and also would like to delete some of them.
