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Cisco Web Security Appliance Advanced Reporting Installation, Setup, and User Guide
 
Chapter 1      Installation and Setup
(Optional) Set Up Department Membership Query
Set Up Department Membership Reporting
Before You Begin
Linux users: Install ldapsearch tool using the following command: 
sudo yum install openldap-clients
Step 1
Identify the AD/LDAP Group Base DNs in the Membership Script:
a.
Open the appropriate membership script in a text editor:
Linux: $SPLUNK_HOME/etc/apps/CiscoWSA/bin/discovery.py
Windows: X:\$SPLUNK_HOME\etc\apps\CiscoWSA\bin\discovery.vbs
b.
Edit the first four fields at the top of the header:
strComputer = 'ad_ldap_host'
strUser = 'cn=service_account,cn=Users,dc=my_directory,dc=net'
strPassword = 'service_account_password'
strGroupOUs = 'Group base DN;Group base DN;Group base DN'
c.
Save the file.
Step 2
Enable use of the membership script by the inputs.conf Script:
a.
Open the inputs.conf script in a text editor:
$SPLUNK_HOME/etc/apps/CiscoforIronportWSA/local/inputs.conf
b.
Search for the appropriate string:
# membership script Windows 
# membership script Linux
c.
Set disabled to false: disabled = false
Step 3
Restart Splunk. 
Step 4
Verify that the script populated departments.csv with the user data:
$SPLUNK_HOME/etc/apps/CiscoWSA/lookups/departments.csv 
The membership script is set to run every day by default. The interval is set in seconds and can be 
changed as per the deployment requirements. 
Restrict Access to Department Reports by Role
Before You Begin
Understand that if users are restricted to viewing data from specific departments or groups, Layer 4 
Transport Monitor (L4TM) data will only be available to administrators because L4TM data is not 
linked to a department or role. 
Open Splunk Web
Step 1
In Splunk Web,