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Controlling applications involves configuring the following elements:

You can configure application control settings in Access Policy groups. On the Web Security Manager 
> Access Policies page, click the Applications link for the policy group you want to configure. When 
configuring applications, you can choose the following actions:

Consider the following rules and guidelines when configuring application control settings:

The supported Application Types, applications, and application behaviors may change between 
AsyncOS for Web upgrades, or after AVC engine updates.

In Application Type listings, the summary for each Application Type lists the final actions for its 
applications, but does not indicate whether these actions are inherited from the global policy or 
configured in the current Access Policy. To learn more about the action for a particular application, 
expand the application type.

In the Global Access Policy, you can set the default action for each Application Type, so new 
applications introduced in an AVC engine update automatically inherit the default action.

Application Types

A category that contains one or more applications.

Applications

Particular applications within an Application Type.

Application behaviors

Particular actions or behaviors that users can do within an application 
that administrators can control. Not all applications include behaviors 
you can configure.

Block

This action is a final action. Users are prevented from viewing a webpage and 
instead an end-user notification page displays

Monitor

This action is an intermediary action. The Web Proxy continues comparing the 
transaction to the other control settings to determine which final action to apply

Restrict

This action indicates that an application behavior is blocked. For example, when 
you block file transfers for a particular instant messaging application, the action 
for that application is Restrict.

Bandwidth Limit

For certain applications, such as Media and Facebook, you can limit the 
bandwidth available for Web traffic. You can limit bandwidth for the application 
itself, and for its users.