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To create an access role: 1. Select Users and Administrators in the Objects Tree. 2. Right-click Access Roles > New Access Role. The Access Role window opens. 3. Enter a Name and Comment (optional) for the access role. 4. In the Networks tab, select one of these: ✑ Any network ✑ Specific networks - Click the plus sign and select a network. Your selection is shown in the Networks node in the Role Preview pane. 5. In the Users tab, select one of these: ✑ Any user ✑ All identified users - Includes users identified by a supported authentication method (internal users, AD users or LDAP users). ✑ Specific users - Click the plus sign. A window opens. You can search for Active Directory entries or select them from the list. 6. In the Machines tab, select one of these: ✑ Any machine ✑ All identified machines - Includes machines identified by a supported authentication method (AD). ✑ Specific machines - Click the plus sign. You can search for AD entries or select them from the list. 7. Optional: For computers that use Full Identity Agents, from the Machines tab select Enforce IP spoofing protection. 8. Click OK. The access role is added to the Users and Administrators tree. Reference: https://sc1.checkpoint.com/documents/R76/CP_R76_Firewall_WebAdmin/92705.htm
Access Role Objects
In SmartConsole, you can create Access Role objects to define users, computers and network locations as one object.
You can use Access Role objects as a source or a destination parameter in a rule.
Access Role objects can include one or more of these objects:
- Networks
- Users and user groups
- Computers and computer groups
- Remote Access Clients
and "Creating Access Roles" p.42-43
https://dl3.checkpoint.com/paid/3f/3f771245354ce0c9670fd4abc9626bfd/CP_R80.40_IdentityAwareness_AdminGuide.pdf?HashKey=1653558795_f08af59b0d3d20e5b92379ebcf143612&xtn=.pdf
https://sc1.checkpoint.com/documents/R81/WebAdminGuides/EN/CP_R81_IdentityAwareness_AdminGuide/Topics-IDAG/Configuring-Identity-Awareness-Creating-Access-Roles.htm
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