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Manage Service Objects and Groups

In Cisco Secure Access, you can add a reusable Service Object and configure the resource with the ports and protocols of a service. A Service Object Group is a collection of Service Objects and other Service Object Groups.

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Get Started with Service Objects

To get started, add Service Objects in Secure Access. After you add a Service Object, you can view, edit, duplicate, or delete the resource.

You can select the Service Objects as destination components on the internet and private access rules in the Access policy. For more information, see Components for Internet Access Rules and Components for Private Access Rules.

About Service Objects

  • A Service Object is defined by the protocols and ports of a service (internet or private destination).
  • A Service Object supports the TCP, UDP, or ICMP protocol. You can also select Any to indicate that the Service Object defines the traffic on any protocol.
  • A Service Object must have a name that is unique for all Service Objects in the organization.

Add a Service Object

Import CSV File with Service Objects

Manage a Service Object

Get Started with Service Object Groups

To get started, add Service Object Groups in Secure Access. After you add a Service Object Group, you can view, edit, duplicate, or delete the group.

You can select the Service Object Groups and Service Objects in the groups as destination components on the internet and private access rules in the Access policy. For more information, see Components for Internet Access Rules and Components for Private Access Rules.

Add Service Object Groups

Manage a Service Object Group

View Service Objects and Groups

View Network Objects and Groups < Manage Service Objects and Groups > Add a Service Object

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