Cisco Cisco Web Security Appliance S360 User Guide

If this option is not available it means the profile you chose is not configured to support guest 
access. Return to step 

 and choose another, or see 

 to define a new one.

Submit and commit your changes.

Choose Network > Authentication. 

Click Edit Global Settings.

Click a Log Guest User By radio button, described below, in the Failed Authentication Handling field.

Submit and commit your changes.

Use re-authentication to allow users the opportunity to authenticate again, using different credentials, if 
the credentials they previously used have failed authorization. A user may authenticate successfully but 
still be prevented from accessing a web resource if not authorized to do so. This is because authentication 
merely identifies users for the purpose of passing their verified credentials on to policies, but it is the 
policies that authorize those users (or not) to access resources. 

A user must have authenticated successfully to be allowed to re-authenticate. 

To use the re-authentication feature with user defined end-user notification pages, the CGI script that 
parses the redirect URL must parse and use the Reauth_URL parameter. 

Choose Network > Authentication.

Click Edit Global Settings.

IP Address

The IP address of the guest user’s client will be logged in the access logs.

User Name As Entered 
By End-User

The user name that originally failed authentication will be logged in the 
access logs.