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Hi, Group Selected Objects has been there since the first release of R80 (March 2016). It is available from a rule cells of security policies. Perhaps you were looking for it in another place?
In case you use the same set of objects in many places and would like to switch to a group instead, see How can I quickly move from many objects in many rules to a reusable group?
You can group multiple items via the "add-group" API command.
- https://sc1.checkpoint.com/documents/latest/APIs/index.html#gui-cli/add-group~v1.1%20
add group name "test-group" members.1 "testhost1" members.2 "testhost2" ...
You can still group selected objects once they are added to the policy. Right-clicking on the selected objects still has the "group selected objects" option.
Seems to be there for us. Just select multiple objects and right-click

Doesn't seem to be there for me. Perhaps I'm running a different version of SmartConsole or there's a setting I'm unaware of. I don't see that when I right click multiple selected objects.
What is the version of the console? Send a screenshot of what options you see when you right-click.
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New version pf R80.10 SmartConsole is being released each 1-2 months, would be better to install the latest one:
SmartConsole - General Availability Build 024 (07 Jan 2018)
PMTR-2385 "Group selected objects" option does not execute properly in certain scenarios.
small clarification: Group Selected Objects was always visible, but prior to that hotfix it had a bug when using it to group objects and quickly (but..really quickly) publishing the changes.
It's true that it's better to pick up the latest jumbo hotfixes especially since they are focused on stability fixes.
Hi, Group Selected Objects has been there since the first release of R80 (March 2016). It is available from a rule cells of security policies. Perhaps you were looking for it in another place?
In case you use the same set of objects in many places and would like to switch to a group instead, see How can I quickly move from many objects in many rules to a reusable group?
Yes exactly. I was trying to make use of this feature in object explorer, rather than a policy rule that has many objects I would like to group. In the R77 SmartDashboard we used the Objects List to do this. I now have build42 installed.
In build 42 version , Security policy > access control > policy > rules choose your objects and right click , there you go group selected objects.
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