Cisco Cisco Web Security Appliance S390 Betriebsanweisung
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AsyncOS 8.1 for Cisco Web Security User Guide
Chapter 9 Create Policies to Control Internet Requests
Limiting Access by Time of Day
Exempting Client Applications from Authentication
Limiting Access by Time of Day
About Limiting Access by Time of Day
A defined time range can limit the times at which Routing, Access, Encrypted HTTPS Management, and
SOCKS policies are enforced. They can be used to define policy membership, which limits the time the
entire policy is enforced. They can also be used to define URL filtering control settings, which limits the
time that this control is applied.
SOCKS policies are enforced. They can be used to define policy membership, which limits the time the
entire policy is enforced. They can also be used to define URL filtering control settings, which limits the
time that this control is applied.
Note
You cannot use time ranges to define the times at which users must authenticate. Authentication
requirements are defined in Identities, which do not support time ranges.
requirements are defined in Identities, which do not support time ranges.
Creating a Time Range
Step 1
Choose Web Security Manager > Defined Time Ranges.
Step 2
Click Add Time Range.
Step 3
Enter a name for the time range.
Step 4
Choose a Time Zone option:
Step 5
Check one or more Day of Week check boxes.
Step
Task
Link
Step 1
Create an Identity that does not require authentication.
Step 2
Set the Identity membership as the client application to exempt.
Step 3
Place the Identity above all other Identities in the policies table
that require authentication.
that require authentication.
Table 9-2
Option
Description
Use Time Zone Setting From Appliance
Use the same time zone as the Web Security appliance.
Specify Time Zone For Limiting Access by
Time of Day
Time of Day
Configure a time zone which is different to that used by
the Web Security appliance.
the Web Security appliance.