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AsyncOS 8.1 for Cisco Web Security User Guide
 
Chapter 2      Connect, Install, and Configure
  System Setup Wizard
Network / Network Interfaces and Wiring
Network / Routes for Management and Data Traffic
Note
If you enable “Use M1 port for management only”, this section will have separate sections for 
Table 2-3
Property
Description
Management
The IP address, network mask, and hostname to use to manage the Web Security 
appliance and, by default, for proxy (data) traffic. 
Administrators can use the hostname specified here when connecting to the 
appliance management interface (or in browser proxy settings if M1 is used for 
proxy data), but you must register it in your organization’s DNS.
(Optional) Check the Use M1 Port For Management Only checkbox if you want 
to use a separate port for data traffic. 
Note
When you use M1 for management traffic only, configure at least one data 
interface, on another subnet, for proxy traffic. You must also define 
different routes for management and data traffic.
Data
The IP address, network mask, and hostname to use for data traffic on the P1 port. 
This must use a different subnet to that used by the management port.
Clients can use the hostname specified here (in browser proxy settings, for 
example) but you must register it in your organization’s DNS.
If you configure the M1 interface for management traffic only, you must configure 
the P1 interface for data traffic. However, you can configure the P1 interface even 
when the M1 interface is used for both management and data traffic.
You can enable and configure the P1 port only in the System Setup Wizard. If you 
want to enable the P2 interface, you must do this after finishing the System Setup 
Wizard.
Layer-4 Traffic 
Monitor
The type of wired connections plugged into the “T” interfaces:
Duplex TAP. The T1 port receives both incoming and outgoing traffic. 
Simplex TAP. The T1 port receives outgoing traffic (from the clients to the 
Internet) and the T2 port receives incoming traffic (from the Internet to the 
clients).
Cisco recommends using Simplex when possible because it can increase 
performance and security.