Editing Objects
See caveats related to network objects and groups at Network.
Procedure
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Choose . |
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Choose an object type from the list; see Introduction to Objects. |
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Click Edit ( If View ( |
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Modify the object settings as desired. |
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If you are editing a variable set, manage the variables in the set; see Managing Variables. |
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For objects that can be configured to allow overrides:
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Click Save. |
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If you are editing a variable set, and that set is in use by an access control policy, click Yes to confirm that you want to save your changes. |
) next to the object you want to edit. 
) appears instead, the object belongs to an ancestor domain
and has been configured not to allow overrides, or you do
not have permission to modify the object.What to do next
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If an active policy references your object, deploy configuration changes.