Route Map Policy Editing view

Option	Definition
Resources pane. You can drag and drop elements from this pane.
Filter	Allows you to filter the elements shown.
Up	Navigates up one level in the navigation hierarchy. Not available at the top level of the navigation hierarchy.
New	Allows you to create a new element.
More actions	A menu that contains various options, such as for creating new elements or showing elements that have been moved to the Trash.
More actions > Show Deleted Elements	When selected, elements that have been moved to the Trash are visible.

Option	Definition
Policy Toolbar
Preview and Edit	Changes between the preview (read-only) and editing views.
Save	Saves the changes.
Undo operation	Undoes the last change made.
Redo operation	Redoes the last change that was undone.
Tools menu
Validate	Validates the rules in the policy. Opens the Validate Policy dialog box in which you can select which issues are checked in the rules.
Save As	Saves a copy of the policy as a new element.
Expand All	If you have added Rule Sections or Sub-Policies, they are all expanded.
Collapse All	If you have added Rule Sections or Sub-Policies, and they are expanded, they are all collapsed.
Text Size	Changes the text size.
Target Engine Selector	Selects the target Engine for the Validate, Network Details, and Rule Counters actions.

Option	Definition
Rules table
Matching Condition	Double-click the cell to open the Matching Conditions dialog box.
Action	Right-click the cell to select the action when the conditions match: Permit — Uses the `permit` action. The route is allowed. Deny — Uses the `deny` action. The route is not allowed.
Route Entry Settings	Double-click the cell to open the Route Entry Settings dialog box.
Call	Double-click the cell to open the Call dialog box.
Goto	Double-click the cell to open the Goto dialog box.
Comment (Optional)	A comment for your own reference. You can also add separate comment rows in between rules.
Rule Name	Contains a rule tag and optionally a rule name. Name (Optional) — Name or description for the rule. Displayed alongside the rule tag. Tag (Not editable) — Automatically assigned unique identification for the rule. Works as a link between the log entries and the rule that has generated the log entries. The rule tag consists of two parts (for example, @20.1). The first part of the tag is permanent and belongs to only that rule. The second part changes when the rule is changed. The first part and the second part are separated by a period.
Info pane	Use this pane to view more information about the selected element. The available tabs depend on the type of element selected.