Manage Network Objects
In Cisco Secure Access, Network Objects represent network (host, range of IP addresses, network) resources. You can add Network Objects in Secure Access and then select the network objects on private access rules. You can also include the network object in any Network Object Groups that you add in Secure Access.
A Network Object is defined by a single IPv4 address, CIDR block (IPv4 or IPv6 addresses), range of IPv4 addresses, or wildcard mask.
Note: A Network Object must have a name that is unique for all Network Objects in the organization.
After you add Network Objects in Secure Access, the resources are available to select for both source and destination components on the private access rules in the organization's Access policy.
Get Started with Network Objects
To get started, add Network Objects in Secure Access and build a collection of reusable network resources for the organization. After you add the network resource, you can edit, view, or delete the Network Object in Secure Access.
Add Network Objects
- For more information, see Add Network Objects.
View Network Objects
- For more information, see View Network Objects.
- For more information, see Manage Details of a Network Object.
Edit Network Objects
- For more information, see Edit a Network Object.
Delete Network Objects
- For more information, see Delete a Network Object.
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