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Domain URL Group

This feature is used to define Domain URL Groups. The URL control policy can add an existing Domain URL Group to the Domain URL Group list, and configure permitting or denying access to the URLs matching each URL group item.

Functions

• Add/Modify Domain URL Group

Operation Procedure

1. Enter the Domain URL Group management page.
   Approach 1: Click the User tab and clik the User Security Policy link to enter the User Security Policy homepage. On the homepage, click the Endpoint Access Control link, and then click Domain URL Group.
   Approach 2: Click the User tab, and select User Security Policy > Endpoint Access Control > Domain URL Group from the navigation tree.
2. Click Add or the link for a Domain URL Group.
3. Set the basic information for the Domain URL Group, including the name, service group, and description.
4. Click OK.

Precautions

• The Domain URL Group name cannot be the same with an existing Domain URL Group name.
• When you modify a Domain URL Group, you cannot modify the name and service group of the Domain URL Group.
• Configure Domain URL Group Item
• Query Domain URL Item

Operation Procedure

1. Enter the Domain URL Group configuration page.
   Approach 1: Click the User tab and clik the User Security Policy link to enter the User Security Policy homepage. On the homepage, click the Domain URL Group link, and click the link for the Domain URL Group to be configured on the Domain URL Group list.
   Approach 2: Click the User tab, and select User Security Policy > Endpoint Access Control > Domain URL Group from the navigation tree. Click the link for the Domain URL Group to be configured on the Domain URL Group list.
2. Set the query criteria. The available query criteria include only the domain name. The domain name support fuzzy matching. For example, if you enter www, all items with the domain names containing www are queried.
3. Click Query to query the items matching the criteria. Click Reset to use the default query criteria to query the items.
• Add/Modify Domain URL Item

Operation Procedure

1. Enter the Domain URL Group configuration page.
   Approach 1: Click the User tab and clik the User Security Policy link to enter the User Security Policy homepage. On the homepage, click the Domain URL Group link, and click the link for the Domain URL Group to be configured on the Domain URL Group list.
   Approach 2: Click the User tab, and select User Security Policy > Endpoint Access Control > Domain URL Group from the navigation tree. Click the link for the Domain URL Group to be configured on the Domain URL Group list.
2. Click the Add button or the link for a Domain URL Group item on the Domain URL Group item list.
3. On the page that appears, enter the domain name and description.
4. Click OK.
   

Parameters

• Domain Name: Name of the domain contained in the Domain URL Group item. The domain name can contain only A-Z, a-z, 0-9, en-dashes (-), and periods (.). The domain name supports asterisk wildcards(*), but does not support continuous asterisks(*). For example, to deny the access to URLs starting with www.abc., you can enter the domain name www.abc.*.
• Description: Description of the item.
• Import Domain URL Item

Operation Procedure

1. Enter the Domain URL Group configuration page.
   Approach 1: Click the User tab and clik the User Security Policy link to enter the User Security Policy homepage. On the homepage, click the Domain URL Group link, and click the link for the Domain URL Group to be configured on the Domain URL Group list.
   Approach 2: Click the User tab, and select User Security Policy > Endpoint Access Control > Domain URL Group from the navigation tree. Click the link for the Domain URL Group to be configured on the Domain URL Group list.
2. Click Import on the Domain URL Group list.
3. Select the file to be imported and the column separator, and click Next.
4. Select a column in the file for each parameter, or select Not Import from File and set the parameter values, and click OK.
5. After the file is imported, the import result is displayed. If a failure occurs, click Download Error Logs to view or download the error logs.

Parameters

• Import File: File that records the items.
• Column Separator: Symbol used to separate the columns in the file.
• Domain: Name of the domain contained in the Domain URL Group item. The domain name can contain only A-Z, a-z, 0-9, en-dashes (-), and periods (.). The domain name supports asterisk wildcards(*), but does not support continuous asterisks(*). You can only select the domain name from the file.
• Description: Description of the item. You can select it from the file, or enter one.
• Delete Domain URL Item

Operation Procedure

1. Enter the Domain URL Group configuration page.
   Approach 1: Click the User tab and clik the User Security Policy link to enter the User Security Policy homepage. On the homepage, click the Domain URL Group link, and click the link for the Domain URL Group to be configured on the Domain URL Group list.
   Approach 2: Click the User tab, and select User Security Policy > Endpoint Access Control > Domain URL Group from the navigation tree. Click the link for the Domain URL Group to be configured on the Domain URL Group list.
2. Select the domain URL item(s) to be deleted on the Domain URL Group item list then click Delete button. A confirmation dialog box appears.
3. Click OK.
• Delete Domain URL Group

Operation Procedure

1. Enter the Domain URL Group configuration page.
   Approach 1: Click the User tab and clik the User Security Policy link to enter the User Security Policy homepage. On the homepage, click the Domain URL Group link.
   Approach 2: Click the User tab, and select User Security Policy > Endpoint Access Control > Domain URL Group from the navigation tree.
2. Click the link for the Domain URL Group to be deleted. A confirmation dialog box appears.
3. Click OK.

Precautions

• You cannot delete a Domain URL Group that is being used by a URL control policy.

Related Topics

• IP URL Group
• URL Control Policy