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AsyncOS 9.6 for Cisco Content Security Management Appliances User Guide
Chapter 9 Managing Web Security Appliances
Preparing For and Managing URL Category Set Updates
Status information includes general information about the connected Web Security appliances, their
published configuration, publish history, feature key status, and so forth.
published configuration, publish history, feature key status, and so forth.
Note
Only machines with support for centralized management will have data available for display.
Note
Warning messages will appear if different versions of the Acceptable Use Control Engine on the
Web Security appliance do not match with those on the Security Management appliance. An
‘N/A’ is displayed if the service is disabled or not present on the Web Security appliance.
Web Security appliance do not match with those on the Security Management appliance. An
‘N/A’ is displayed if the service is disabled or not present on the Web Security appliance.
Web Appliance Status Details
Most of the information on this page is pulled from the Web Security appliance:
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System status information (uptime, appliance model and serial number, AsyncOS version, build
date, AsyncOS installation date and time, and host name)
date, AsyncOS installation date and time, and host name)
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Configuration publish history (publish date/time, job name, configuration version, result of the
publish, and user)
publish, and user)
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Centralized reporting status, including time of last attempted data transfer
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Status of features on Web Security appliances (whether each feature is enabled, status of feature
keys)
keys)
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Acceptable Use Controls Engine versions on the managed and managing appliances
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AnyConnect Secure Mobility settings on the Web Security appliance
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Cisco Identity Services Engine (ISE) servers to which this Web Security appliance is connected.
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Proxy settings (upstream proxies and HTTP ports to proxy) for the Web Security appliance
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Authentication service information (servers, schemes, realms, and sequences; whether Transparent
User Identification is supported; and whether to block or permit traffic if authentication fails)
User Identification is supported; and whether to block or permit traffic if authentication fails)
Tip
It can take several minutes for the Web Appliance Status page to reflect recent configuration changes
that occurred on the Web Security appliances. To refresh the data immediately, click the Refresh Data
link. The time stamp on the page tells you when the data was last refreshed.
that occurred on the Web Security appliances. To refresh the data immediately, click the Refresh Data
link. The time stamp on the page tells you when the data was last refreshed.
Preparing For and Managing URL Category Set Updates
In order to ensure that your system has the latest set of predefined URL categories available for
managing web usage, the URL category set for Web Usage Controls (WUC) may be updated
occasionally: By default, Web Security appliances download URL category set updates automatically
from Cisco, and the Security Management appliance receives these updates automatically within a few
minutes from managed Web Security appliances.
managing web usage, the URL category set for Web Usage Controls (WUC) may be updated
occasionally: By default, Web Security appliances download URL category set updates automatically
from Cisco, and the Security Management appliance receives these updates automatically within a few
minutes from managed Web Security appliances.
Because these updates can impact existing configurations and appliance behavior, you should prepare in
advance for these updates and take action after they occur.
advance for these updates and take action after they occur.
Actions that you should take include the following:
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