Руководство Пользователя для Cisco Cisco Content Security Management Appliance M160

If Web Reporting is disabled, the Security Management appliance will not pull any new data from the 
Web Security appliance, but previously retrieved data is still present on the Security Management 
appliance. 

If the status is different between The Web Reporting ‘From’ and ‘To’ columns, and the Web Reporting 
and Tracking ‘From’ and ‘To’ columns, the most severe consequence appears in the Status column. 

For information about purging of data, see the 

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If Data Availability is used within a scheduled report for URL Categories, and there are gaps in data for 
any of the appliances, the following message is displayed at the bottom of the page: “Some data in this 
time range was unavailable.” 
If there are no gaps present, nothing appears.

Except as noted, you can generate the following types of Web Security reports either as scheduled or 
on-demand reports:

Web Reporting Overview—For information on what is included on this page, see the 

Users—For information on what is included on this page, see the 

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Web Sites—For information on what is included on this page, see the 

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URL Categories—For information on what is included on this page, see the 

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Top URL Categories — Extended: For information on how to generate a report for Top URL 
Categories — Extended, see the 

This report is not available as an On-Demand report. 

Application Visibility—For information on what is included on this page, see the 

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Top Application Types — Extended: For information on how to generate a report for Top URL 
Categories — Extended, see the 

This report is not available as an On-Demand report. 

Anti-Malware—For information on what is included on this page, see the 

Client Malware Risk—For information on what is included on this page, see the 

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Web Reputation Filters—For information on what is included on this page, see the 

L4 Traffic Monitor—For information on what is included on this page, see the 

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