Cisco Cisco Content Security Management Appliance M1070 Mode D'Emploi

Data transfer between Web Security appliances and the Cisco Content Security Management 
appliance may have been interrupted, or data may have been purged. See 

. 

If an upgrade changes the way information is reported or tracked, transactions that occurred before 
upgrade may not be represented as expected. To see if your release has this type of change, see the 
Release Notes for your release at the location specified in 

. 

For missing results in Web Proxy Services tracking search results, see 

For unexpected results when filtering by user requested transactions, see the User Request row of 
the table in 

PDF shows only some of the data that is visible on the Web Tracking page. 

For information about what data is included in and omitted from PDFs and CSV files, see the 

web tracking information in the table in 

. 

If the Web Proxy is configured as a forward proxy and L4 Traffic Monitor is set to monitor all ports, the 
IP address of the proxy’s data port is recorded and displayed as the client IP address in reports. If the 
Web Proxy is configured as a transparent proxy, enable IP spoofing to correctly record and display the 
client IP addresses. To do this, see the Cisco IronPort AsyncOS for Web User Guide. 

 

Domains Matched data exported to .csv file differs from the data shown in the Web interface. 

For performance reasons, only the first 300,000 entries are exported as .csv.