Cisco Cisco Web Security Appliance S670 Mode D'Emploi

Create authentication realms. See 

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Be aware that when you commit a change to Identities, end-users must re-authenticate.

(Optional) Create authentication sequences. See 

(Optional) Enable Secure Mobility if the identity will include mobile users. 

(Optional) Understand authentication surrogates. See 

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Choose Web Security Manager > Identities. 

Click Add Identity. 

Assign a name that is unique to Identities.

(Optional) Enter a description.

In the Insert Above field drop-down list, choose where in the table to place the Identity.

Position Identities that do not require authentication above the first Identity that requires authentication. 

In the Define Members by User Location section, configure the Identity to apply to local users, remote users, 
or both local and remote users. The setting chosen here affects the available authentication settings for this 
Identity.

In the Define Members by Subnet field, enter the addresses to which this Identity should apply. Enter IP 
addresses, CIDR blocks, and subnets.

If no address is entered in this field, the Identity applies to all IP addresses. 

User Agent

The user agent (client software) making the request must be in the Identity’s list of 
user agents, if any are listed. Some user agents cannot handle authentication, 
therefore creating an identity that does not require authentication is necessary.

URL Category

The URL category of the request URL must be in the Identity’s list of URL 
categories, if any are listed.

Authentication 
requirements

If the Identity requires authentication, the client authentication credentials must 
match the Identity’s authentication requirements.