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The following procedures outline how to delete certain policies using FortiGate's GUI:
Step 1: Choose Multiple Policies.
- Launch the FortiGate graphical user interface and go to the 'Firewall Policy' section under 'Policy & Object'.
- Keep the keyboard's 'ctrl' button pressed.
- Select the desired policy to remove by selecting it.
- Holding down 'ctrl', select more policies to choose a range. Now, all of the policies in this range should be highlighted.
Step 2: 'Right-Click' and Delete.
- After choosing the desired policies, 'right-click' on any of the policies that are highlighted.
- There will be a context menu shown. Choose the 'Delete policy' option from this menu.
- As an alternative, it is possible to select the 'Delete' option that is displayed at the top of the page.
Step 3: Confirmation Prompt.
- Upon selecting 'Delete policy', a prompt for confirmation will show up.
- The prompt includes the question 'Are you sure you want to delete the selected policies?' for confirmation.
Examine the chosen policies to make sure they are accurate.
- Select 'OK' to validate the removal.
- The FortiGate configuration will now be deleted of the chosen range of policies.
Step 4: Verification.
To make sure the deleted policies have been removed, go to the 'Policy & Object' -> 'Firewall Policy' section.
Note: This action cannot be carried out through the CLI, as only one policy can be deleted at a time.
CLI Syntax:
config firewall policy
(policy) # delete <ID> -> Only one Policy ID can be called here.
policyid Policy ID (0 - 4294967294).
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If it is desired to delete all policies, refer to the below-mentioned document:
Technical Tip: How to delete all firewall policies ,VIPs (Virtual IPs) or firewall addresses to conf...
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