To simplify filter management, you can add any combination of network filters, or any combination of application filters, to a named group. You can then quickly disable or re-enable the filter group instead of having to individually disable or re-enable each filter in the group.
But why organize filters into groups? You may want to do this if you have to use multiple filters to implement a particular NBA policy. For example, consider an NBA policy to ‘Manage traffic from IT department’. Such a policy may require the NBA to ignore traffic from some IP addresses on specified protocols, and to capture traffic from other IP addresses on other protocols. To quickly enable or disable the entire policy, you only need to enable or disable the filter group.
You can create filter groups in the Filters screen of the NBA console.
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