Руководство Пользователя для Cisco Cisco Content Security Management Appliance M160

In this scenario, a Sales manager wants to find out what the top five visited web sites are at their company 
are for the last week. Additionally, the manager wants to know which users are going to those websites.

On the Security Management appliance, choose Web > Reporting > Web Sites.

From the Time Range drop-down list, choose Week.

Scroll down to the Domains section to view the domains, or web sites that have been visited. 

The top 25 web sites that have been visited will be displayed in the Domains Matched table. In the same 
table you can click on the link in the Domain or IP column to view the actual web sites for a particular 
address or user.

 lists each of the topics discussed in this example. Click on the link for details on each topic.

In this scenario, the Human Resources manager wants to know what the top three URL categories her 
employees are visiting over the 30 days. Additionally, a network manager wants to get this information 
to monitor bandwidth usage, to find out what URLs are taking up the most bandwidth on her network.

The example below is to show how you can gather data for several people covering several points of 
interest, while only having to generate one report. 

On the Security Management appliance, choose Web > Reporting > URL Categories.

From the URL Categories page in this example, you can see that of the top 10 URL Categories by Total 
Transactions graph reveals, there were 282 K of Uncategorized URLs that were accessed, as well as 
Instant Messaging, Hate Speech and Tattoo sites, and so forth. 

At this point you can export that raw data to an Excel spreadsheet, by clicking the Export link and send 
this file to the Human Resources manager. But remember, your network manager wants to know the 
bandwidth usage by each URL.

Scroll down to the URL Categories Matched table, to view the Bandwidth Used column. 

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