Supported object types
The object types that you can create and manage depend on the managed device type.
Common object types
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Object Type |
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Network groups and network objects (collectively referred to as network objects) define the addresses of hosts or networks. |
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Use URL objects and groups (collectively referred to as URL objects) to define the URL or IP addresses of web requests. You can use these objects to implement manual URL filtering in access control policies or blocking in Security Intelligence policies. |
ASA object types
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Object |
Description |
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Matches an individual IPv4 or IPv6 address or an IP address range. |
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Represents files used in configurations, typically for remote access VPN policies. These objects can contain AnyConnect Client Profile and AnyConnect Client Image files. |
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Defines host or network addresses. This category includes network objects and network groups. |
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Defines protocols or ports that are part of the TCP/IP protocol suite. This category includes service objects, service groups, and port groups. |
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Defines a start time, an end time, and optional recurring entries for time-based access to features or assets. |
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Manages and tracks digital certificates in ASA. |
On-Premises Firewall Management Center object types
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Object |
Description |
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Defines host or network addresses. This category includes network objects and network groups. |
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Defines protocols or ports that are part of the TCP/IP protocol suite. This category includes service objects, service groups, and port groups. |
Meraki object types
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Object |
Description |
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Defines host or network addresses. This category includes network objects and network groups. |
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Defines protocols or ports that are part of the TCP/IP protocol suite. This category includes service objects, service groups, and port groups. |