Configuring policies

Go to Policy to create and edit policies.

Your service provider can grant write access to your policies. If so, you are enabled to add/edit/delete, enable/disable, and change the order of the policies. If not, FortiPortal displays a warning message and restricts the data in the Policy page to read-only.

Adding a new policy

1. Right-click a policy in the list and select Create New.
2. Enter values in the relevant fields and select Save.

Updating a policy

1. Right-click the policy in the list and select Edit.
2. Modify the relevant fields and select Save.

Deleting a policy

Right-click the policy in the list and select Delete.

Enabling or disabling a policy

Right-click the policy in the list and select Enable or Disable. A policy in disabled state is marked with a red circle in the Seq.# column.

Policy fields

The Create New Policy/Edit Policy form contains the following fields (see the figure after the table for an example form):

Settings	Guidelines
Name	Type a name for this policy.
Groups(s)	Select one or more user groups from the drop-down list that will be controlled by this policy.
User(s)	Select one or more users from the drop-down list that will be controlled by this policy.
Source Device Type	Select which traffic-sending devices that will be controlled by this policy.
Source Address	Select to add one or more address objects.
Outgoing Interface	Select one or more interfaces from the drop-down list.
Destination Address	Select to add one or more address objects.
Schedule	Select one entry from the drop-down list.
Service	Select one or more services from the drop-down list.
Action	Accept or deny.
If the action is set to Deny
Log Violation Traffic	Select this check box to create a log for each denied packet.
If the action is set to Accept
NAT	If you select this option, network address translation is used.
Use Destination Interface Address	Select to use the destination interface address. This setting is enabled by default. Optionally, select Fixed Port.
Dynamic IP Pool	If you select this option, specify the IP pool to use.
Logging Options	Logging Options
No Log	No log is generated.
Log Security Events	Creates a log for each security event.
Log All Sessions	Logs all sessions. Requires extensive system resources and storage space. If you select this option, you can optionally select Generate Logs when Session Starts and Capture Packets.
Other Options
Enable Web Cache	Enable web caching for this traffic.
Enable WAN Optimization	Enable WAN Optimization for this traffic.
Enable Disclaimer	Enable Disclaimer for this type of traffic.
Redirect URL	Configure the redirect URL of the disclaimer.
Resolve User Names Using FSSO Agent	Authenticate user credentials with FortiAuthenticator.
Security Profiles	Enable one or more security profiles for this traffic and then select the appropriate profiles to use.
Traffic Shaping	Apply traffic shaping to this traffic. The amount of shaping applied depends on the traffic priority that you configure (Guaranteed, High, Medium, Low).
Reverse Direction Traffic Shaping	Apply traffic shaping to the traffic coming in the reverse direction.
Per-IP Traffic Shaping	Apply the traffic shaping per-IP.
Add tags	You can add tags for tag management. Type a tag in the text field and select the add icon to apply the tag to the policy.
Comments	Type optional comments for the policy.

The following figure shows the Create New Policy dialog:

Moving a policy

Policy move is not supported for FortiManager 5.4.0 or later release.

To change the order of the policies:

1. Right-click the policy in the list and select Move.

   The system opens a dialog box, showing the policy ID of the selected policy.

2. Select the option of Before or After.
3. Enter the target Policy ID.

   Enter the ID, not the sequence number.

   The system moves the selected policy to before/after the target.

Re-installing the policy

After you add or change a policy, select Installation to view the installation targets. Right-click a target and select Re-install to re-install the policy packages to the assigned devices.

For additional information about policy types, refer to the chapter on Policy and Objects in the FortiManager Administrative Guide.