Cisco Cisco Content Security Management Appliance M390

Web Status page

The Security Management appliance now provides a Web Status page that allows 
you to see the status of your Web Security appliances that are being managed by the 
Security Management appliance.

To access the Web Status page, choose Web > Utilities > Web Appliance Status.

Interactive 
Columns

On the Security Management appliance, you can now click the column headings on 
each Report page to sort the data according to the values in that column. 

To access any of the Web Reporting pages, choose Web > Reporting. 

Web Reporting 
and Web 
Tracking

The Security Management appliance now supports web reporting and web tracking 
in AsyncOS 7.1 for Web Security appliances. This feature provides a centralized 
view of web traffic across multiple Web Security appliances. 

The web reporting and tracking feature gives you a broad view of what is happening 
on your Web Security appliances and allows you to refine reports down to the 
transaction level. The web reporting feature also allows you to generate reports 
(scheduled or otherwise) that provide information at an organizational, group, and 
individual level. This gives you an all-in-one support system for evaluating 
functionality from a single WSA appliance.

Web tracking allows you to track the workload of Web Security appliances on the 
Security Management appliance. The Web tracking page allows you to see basic 
information such as time ranges, and UserID and Client IP addresses, but also 
includes information such as the type of web traffic that is being handled by the Web 
Security appliance, tracking certain types of URLs, tracking how much bandwidth 
that each connection is taking up, or tracking a specific user’s web usage. 

To enable centralized web reporting and tracking on the Security Management 
appliance, choose Management Appliance > Centralized Services > Web > 
Centralized Reporting.