Geolocation objects
A geolocation object is a network policy element that
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represents one or more countries or continents identified as the source or destination of traffic on your monitored network,
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can be used in various places in the system’s web interface, including access control policies, SSL policies, remote access VPN, and event searches, and
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enables you to write access control rules that block traffic to or from certain countries.
Geolocation database updates
To ensure that you are using up-to-date information to filter your network traffic, we strongly recommend that you regularly update your Geolocation Database (GeoDB).