Use templates and template stacks to define the common base configurations that enable firewalls to operate in your network. See
Templates and Template Stacks
for an overview of the issues you should consider when deciding which firewalls to add to which templates, ordering templates in a stack to manage layers of common and firewall group-specific settings, and overriding template settings with firewall-specific values.
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