Cisco Cisco Web Security Appliance S370 Guía Del Usuario

Simple and advanced search options are available for most report pages. 

Make the searches as specific as possible, and narrow the time range.

Advanced Web Security Reporting uses a set of files to populate menus. If experience problems with 
the menus, verify that the necessary files are in the application’s look-ups folder, including:

malware_categories.csv

transaction_types.csv

url_categories.csv

The Enterprise administrator can edit the list of URL categories visible within the application. When 
a category appears within the access log, but is not present in the look-up file, Advanced Web 
Security Reporting displays “Custom Category.”

Enterprise administrators can control the options available in the drop-down fields in the Web 
Tracking form. 

The 

departments.csv

 is a file used as part of the role-based security functionality. This file may be 

edited manually, or by configuring one of the role-discovery scripts (available in the application’s 

bin

 

folder) as a scripted input. There is a script for both Linux and Windows.

Ensure the file exists in the application’s look-up folder.

If the Linux version is used, ensure the CLI command 

ldapsearch

 is installed and in the application 

user’s path.

If the Windows version is used, “option explicit” may be commented out to reveal more specific 
information regarding why and from where an error might have originated.

Verify the LDAP paths are syntactically correct.

Verify the bind service account name is correct.

Verify the correct bind password is entered.

Test connection to the remote machine over port 389.

Verify the correct attribute was configured for the member name.

Verify the correct attribute was used for group membership

Verify the correct attribute was configured for group name.