Cisco Cisco Web Security Appliance S670 Guia De Resolução De Problemas
Click Submit when done.
5.
If you need to create another access policy, click Add Policy and create another access policy for the new AD
group.
group.
You should not create new identities for the same authentication realm. Reuse the existing identity (Auth.Id)
and create new access policies for different AD groups, as long as the identity is not bound to Proxy Ports,
URL Categories, User Agents, or Define Members by Subnet.
and create new access policies for different AD groups, as long as the identity is not bound to Proxy Ports,
URL Categories, User Agents, or Define Members by Subnet.
For multiple access policies using different AD groups, the setup should look like this:
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Identity
"Auth.Id"
"Global Identity Policy"
"Global Identity Policy"
Access Policy
"Sales.Policy" using "Auth.Id"
"Support.Policy" using "Auth.Id"
"Manager.Policy" using "Auth.Id"
"Admin.Policy" using "Auth.Id"
"Global Policy" using "All"
"Support.Policy" using "Auth.Id"
"Manager.Policy" using "Auth.Id"
"Admin.Policy" using "Auth.Id"
"Global Policy" using "All"
Updated: Jul 18, 2014
Document ID: 118005