Cisco Cisco Web Security Appliance S690 Guida Utente

where 

hostname

 is the name of the appliance, and

 8080

 is the default admin 

port setting for HTTP, and 

8443

 is default admin port for HTTPS. 

The hostname parameter is assigned during system setup. Before you can connect 
to the management interface using a hostname, you must add the appliance 
hostname and IP address to your DNS server database.

For information about how to use and navigate the web interface, see 

You can establish an SSH or serial console connection to administer the appliance 
using the CLI. The Web Security appliance CLI supports a set of commands to 
access, install, and administer the system. See 

 for information about the CLI and a list of supported commands that 

can be used to access, upgrade, and administer the appliance.

The SenderBase Network is a threat management database that tracks millions of 
domains around the world and maintains a global watch list for Internet traffic. 
SenderBase provides IronPort with an assessment of reliability for known Internet 
domains. The Web Security appliance uses the SenderBase data feeds to improve 
the accuracy of Web Reputation Scores.

Basic SenderBase Network Participation is enabled by default during system 
setup. The appliance supports three levels of participation in the SenderBase 
Network:

Disabled. Participation is disabled and none of the data that the appliance 
collects is sent back to the SenderBase Network servers.

Limited. Basic participation summarizes server name information and sends 
MD5-hashed path segments to the SenderBase Network servers.