Cisco Cisco Web Security Appliance S690 User Guide

Page of 430
 
3-5
Cisco AsyncOS 8.0.6 for Web User Guide
 
Chapter 3      Connect the Appliance to a Cloud Web Security Tower
  What is Supported in Cloud Connector Mode?
Functionality: Supported and Unsupported Features
Functional Area
Supported
Unsupported
Forwarding Traffic
HTTP (transparent and explicit)
HTTPS (transparent and forward)
HTTPS-HTTP CONNECT
Failover using current WSA methods
Exceptions (bypass forward to Cloud Web 
Security)
Passive FTP to FTP over HTTP
Native FTP
Encrypt all traffic to Cloud Web Security 
tower 
Restrict SSL to 250 Concurrent Connections
SPDY (initiation)
IPv6 data in encrypted headers
Forward internal client IP's in headers
SOCKS proxy support
Auto-Tower discovery
Hosted exceptions
Decrypt Traffic from client to WSA (WREP, 
WUC, etc.)
Authentication:
Active Directory
LDAP
NTLM Version 1 and 2
Multi-forest NTLM (untrusted realms)
Failover between authentication directories
Encrypted header information
Forward groups (include IF specified)
Guest authentication
Novell
Kerberos
Multiple NTLM with trust
Enable/disable forward of user/group
Include/exclude exact user groups
Include primary Active Directory group 
information when forwarding
SaaS Access to Cloud Web Security Controls
Wildcards for group include/exclude
MUS (mobile user security) AnyConnect
Licensing
Include license key in headers sent to Cloud 
Web Security
Provision Cloud Web Security license key on 
the Web Security Appliance
Specify multiple license keys based on group 
or IP address
Logs
Access Logs
Proxy Logs
Select which Cloud Web Security response 
attributes should be logged
Automatically log response headers with 
Cloud Web Security defined attributes