Create Tags
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Create Tags
- ObjectsTags
Select Tags to create a tag, assign a
color or to delete, rename, and clone tags. Each object can have
up to 64 tags; when an object has multiple tags, it displays the
color of the first tag applied.
On the firewall, the Tags tab displays
the tags that you define locally on the firewall or push from Panorama
to the firewall. On Panorama, the Tags tab
displays the tags that you define on Panorama. This tab does not
display the tags that are dynamically retrieved from the VM Information
sources defined on the firewall for forming dynamic address groups
nor does it display tags that are defined using the XML or REST
API.
When you create a new tag, the tag is automatically created in
the Virtual System or Device Group that is currently selected on
the firewall or Panorama.
Tag Settings | Description |
---|---|
Name | Enter a unique tag name (up to 127 characters).
The name is not case-sensitive. |
Shared | Select this option if you want the tag to
be available to:
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Disable override (Panorama only) | Select this option to prevent administrators
from overriding the settings of this tag in device groups that inherit
the tag. This selection is cleared by default, which means administrators
can override the settings for any device group that inherits the
tag. |
Color | Select a color from the color palette in
the drop-down (default is None). |
Comments | Add a label or description to describe for
what the tag is used. |
- Add a tag: Add a tag and then fill in the following fields:You can also create a new tag when you create or edit policy in the Policies tab. The tag is automatically created in the Device Group or Virtual System that is currently selected.
- Edit a tag: Click a tag to edit, rename, or assign a color to a tag.
- Delete a tag: Click Delete and select the tag. You cannot delete a predefined tag.
- Move or Clone a tag: The options to move or clone a tag allow you to copy a tag or move a tag to a different Device Group or Virtual System on firewalls with multiple virtual systems enabled.Move or Clone and select the tag. Select the Destination location—Device Group or Virtual System. Disable (clear) this option to Error out on first detected error in validation if you want the validation process to discover all errors for the object before displaying the errors. This option is enabled by default and the validation process stops when the first error is detected and only displays the error.
- Override or Revert a tag (Panorama only): The Override option is available only if you did not select the Disable override option when you created the tag. The Override option allows you to override the color assigned to the tag that was inherited from a shared or ancestor device group. The Location is the current device group. You can also Disable override to prevent future override attempts.Revert changes to undo recent modifications of a tag. When you revert a tag, the Location field displays the device group or virtual system from where the tag was inherited.