Group rules under a hierarchy of policies.
By assigning rules to policies in a hierarchy, you can simplify policy management. Using policy inheritance, where a child policy inherits settings from its parent, you can apply a broad policy to a large group of rules and more specific policies to subgroups. For example, you might assign all rules of a certain device type to a group and then assign some of them to a subgroup that inherits the parent policy settings and the rest to a subgroup that has inheritance turned off.
You can nest child policies in other child policies, enable and disable rules, and turn inheritance on or off. Use caution - these tactics might complicate your policy management schema.
From Policy Editor, select the device and rule type you want to manage.
Click the Policy Tree icon.
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Select the policy you want to be the parent.
Click the Policy Tree Menu icon
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and click New.Type a name for the new policy and click OK.
Drag and drop the rules onto the new policies.
Roll out policy.
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