Field or Profile | Description | |
Name | The name of the policy. A policy name can contain any character (including spaces). | |
Description | Optional. Additional comments about the policy. | |
Version | The user-defined version number to be assigned to the new version. We recommend that you update the version number anytime you make significant modifications to a policy. The usage of this field is the same as described in Creating a Run-Time Policy. | |
State | The policy's current lifecycle state (e.g., New, Productive, Suspended, Retired).This field also displays an icon that indicates the activation state of the policy: | |
Icon | Description | |
The policy is active (that is, ready to be deployed to a PEP). | ||
The policy is inactive. | ||
Organization | The organization to which the policy belongs. | |
Owner | The user who created the policy. | |
System Version | The automatically-generated system version identifier for the policy. For more information, see Creating a Run-Time Policy. | |
Actions profile | The settings in this profile specify the actions that the PEP will execute when the policy is enforced. For more information about the properties on this profile, see Creating a Run-Time Policy. | |
Scope profile | The settings in this profile determine the services to which the policy is applied. For more information about the properties on this profile, see Modifying the Scope of a Run-Time
Action. | |
Services profile | Displays the list of Web services and/or virtual services to which the policy applies. For more information, see Viewing the List of Services To Which a
Run-Time Policy Applies. | |
Permissions profile | The settings in this profile identify which users can view, edit and/or delete the policy. For more information about the properties on this profile, see Setting Permissions on a Run-Time
Policy. |