Руководство Пользователя для Cisco Cisco Content Security Management Appliance M160

 

After editing or importing settings in a Configuration Master, you can publish them to the Web Security 
appliances associated with the Configuration Master. 

Publishing a Configuration Master overwrites existing policy information on the Web Security 
appliances associated to that Configuration Master. 

For information about which settings you can configure using a Configuration Master, see 

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Before you can publish a Configuration Master: 

The AsyncOS version on the target Web Security appliance must be the same as or newer than the 
Configuration Master version. For specific requirements, see the 

. We strongly recommend using Configuration Master 7.5 to publish to Web Security 

appliances running AsyncOS 7.5. 

(First time only) You must follow the procedures in 

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Save a configuration file from each target Web Security appliance so that you can restore the existing 
configuration in case of problems with the published configuration. See the Cisco IronPort AsyncOS 
for Web Security User Guide for details. 

To ensure that the Configuration Master will publish and that the intended set of features will be 
enabled after publishing, verify the feature sets of each Web Security appliance and the associated 
Configuration Master and make any needed changes. See 

and if necessary, 

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If different features are enabled on Web Security appliances assigned to the same Configuration 
Master, you must publish to each appliance separately, and verify and enable features before each 
publish. 

If you have reverted AsyncOS on the target Web Security appliance, you may need to associate a 
different Configuration Master with that appliance.