Cisco Cisco Web Security Appliance S360 User Guide
C O N F I G U R I N G U S E R A G E N T S F O R P O L I C Y G R O U P M E M B E R S H I P
C H A P T E R 6 : W O R K I N G W I T H P O L I C I E S
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Figure 6-3 Defining Policy Group Membership by User Agent
On this page, you can select as many user agents as desired. The web interface includes some
of the more common user agents that you can select using a check box. You can also type a
regular expression to define any user agent necessary.
of the more common user agents that you can select using a check box. You can also type a
regular expression to define any user agent necessary.
For each user agent you select in the Common User Agents section, AsyncOS for Web creates
a regular expression to define the user agent. However, if you select the All Versions option
for each browser type, AsyncOS for Web creates a single regular expression that represents all
versions of that browser instead an expression for each version. Creating one regular
expression instead of multiple increases performance.
a regular expression to define the user agent. However, if you select the All Versions option
for each browser type, AsyncOS for Web creates a single regular expression that represents all
versions of that browser instead an expression for each version. Creating one regular
expression instead of multiple increases performance.
For example, when you select “Version 2.X” and “Version 1.X or earlier” for Firefox, AsyncOS
for Web uses the following regular expressions:
for Web uses the following regular expressions:
Firefox/2
Firefox/1
Firefox/1
However, when you select “All Versions” under Firefox, AsyncOS uses the following regular
expression:
expression:
Firefox
Also, you can configure the policy group membership to either match the user agents you
define, or matching all other user agents than the ones defined.
define, or matching all other user agents than the ones defined.