Cisco Cisco Web Security Appliance S160 User Guide

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Cisco Advanced Web Security Reporting Installation, Setup, and User Guide
 
Chapter 1      Installation and Setup
Configure CWS Log Updates
Note
Accessing online Help from the Add Log Subscription page brings up detailed information about 
all settings.
Configure CWS Log Updates
Before You Begin
Log into the Advanced Web Security Reporting application as 
admin
.
Step 1
In the Advanced Web Security Reporting application: 
Choose Settings > Data inputs > Cisco CWS Logs
Step 2
Click New.
Step 3
Provide a meaningful name for this data input.
Step 4
Provide the client_ids3_key and s3_secret that have been provided from CWS. The client_id is the 
bucket ID used in CWS.
Step 5
Click More settings check box and provide the time Interval in seconds at which CWS logs can be 
pulled; default is 3600.
Log Style
Access
Squid
Traffic Monitor
N/A
AMP Engine
N/A
Log Level
Access
N/A
Traffic Monitor
N/A
AMP Engine
Select Debug.
Note
It is important to change Log Level to 
Debug for AMP reporting, or little to no 
information will be reported.
(Optional) Custom Fields
Access only
%XK (Adds a web reputation threat reason.)
Retrieval Method
Select FTP on Remote 
Server
Any one
Hostname: IP address or host name of the 
Enterprise host.
Directory: name of Advanced Web Security 
Reporting instance directory.
Username/Password: FTP user name and 
password for access to the application.
Note
If connection between Advanced Web 
Security Reporting and WSA is lost, logs 
for that period are not available until 
connection is restored.
Setting
Log Type
Value