Cisco Cisco Web Security Appliance S360 User Guide

Then AsyncOS creates the following redirected URL: 

AsyncOS passes the parameters to the web server as standard URL Parameters in the HTTP GET request. 
It uses the following format:

<notification_page_url>?param1=value1&param2=value2

 

 describes the parameters AsyncOS includes in the query string. 

http://www.example.com/eun.policy.html?Time=21/Jun/

2007:23:22:25%20%2B0000&ID=0000000004&Client_IP=172.17.0.8&User=-

&Site=www.espn.com&URI=index.html&Status_Code=403&Decision_Tag=

BLOCK_WEBCAT-DefaultGroup-DefaultGroup-NONE-NONE-DefaultRouting

&URL_Cat=Sports%20and%20Recreation&WBRS=-&DVS_Verdict=-&

DVS_ThreatName=-&Reauth_URL=-

Time

Date and time of the transaction.

ID

Transaction ID.

Client_IP

IP address of the client.

User

Username of the client making the request, if available. 

Site

Hostname of the destination in the HTTP request.

URI

URL path specified in the HTTP request.

Status_Code

HTTP status code for the request.

Decision_Tag

ACL decision tag as defined in the Access log entry that indicates how the DVS 
engine handled the transaction.

For more information about ACL decision tags, see 

.

URL_Cat

URL category that the URL filtering engine assigned to the transaction request. 

For a list of the different URL categories, see 

.

Note: AsyncOS for Web sends the entire URL category name for both 
predefined and user defined URL categories. It performs URL encoding on the 
category name, so spaces are written as “%20”. 

WBRS

WBRS score that the Web Reputation Filters assigned to the URL in the request.

DVS_Verdict

Malware category that the DVS engine assigns to the transaction.

For more information about malware categories,