Cisco Cisco Web Security Appliance S660 Mode D'Emploi
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AsyncOS 8.5 for Cisco Web Security Appliances User Guide
Chapter 2 Connect, Install, and Configure
Using the P2 Data Interface for Web Proxy Data
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One route configuration section for all traffic (split routing enabled). When you use the
Management interface for both management and data traffic (“Restrict M1 port” is disabled), then
this page includes one section to enter routes for all traffic that leaves the Web Security appliance,
both management and data traffic.
Management interface for both management and data traffic (“Restrict M1 port” is disabled), then
this page includes one section to enter routes for all traffic that leaves the Web Security appliance,
both management and data traffic.
Note
A route gateway must reside on the same subnet as the Management or Data interface on which it is
configured. If multiple data ports are enabled, the web proxy sends out transactions on the data interface
that is on the same network as the default gateway configured for data traffic.
configured. If multiple data ports are enabled, the web proxy sends out transactions on the data interface
that is on the same network as the default gateway configured for data traffic.
Related Topics
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To enable split routing of management and data traffic, see
Modifying the Default Route
Step 1
Choose Network > Routes.
Step 2
Click on Default Route in the Management or Data table as required (or the combined
Management/Data table if split routing is not enabled).
Management/Data table if split routing is not enabled).
Step 3
In the Gateway column, enter the IP address of the computer system on the next hop of the network
connected to the network interface you are editing.
connected to the network interface you are editing.
Step 4
Submit and commit your changes.
Adding a Route
Step 1
Choose Network > Routes.
Step 2
Click the Add Route button corresponding to the interface for which you are creating the route.
Step 3
Enter a Name, Destination Network, and Gateway.
Step 4
Submit and commit your changes.
Saving and Loading Routing Tables
Step 1
Choose Network > Routes.
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To save a route table, click Save Route Table and specify where to save the file.
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To load a saved route table, click Load Route Table, navigate to the file, open it, and submit and
commit your changes.
commit your changes.
Note
When the destination address is on the same subnet as one of the physical network interfaces, AsyncOS
sends data using the network interface with the same subnet. It does not consult the routing tables.
sends data using the network interface with the same subnet. It does not consult the routing tables.