Working with Web Gateway You work with Web Gateway as an administrator to ensure it protects your network against threats arising from the web. To provide this protection, you install Web Gateway as an appliance within your network. The appliance filters web traffic that occurs when users access the web from within your network. The filtering process follows the rules of your web security policy. After the initial setup, you continue on the user interface, dealing mainly with: System settings — Control the appliance system Policy rules — Ensure web security At the initial setup, you are already prompted to configure some system settings. A default web security policy is also in place after the initial setup. To be sure that your web security policy works as expected and to take measures if it does not, you are also dealing with: Monitoring — Shows performance parameters Troubleshooting — Offers measures to address issues To carry out any administrator activities, access rights are required. So, you also need to manage: Administrator accounts — Control access to the different fields of administrator activities An account for a Super Administrator is already configured after the initial setup. Configuring system settings System settings include initial settings and others that are configured after the initial setup. Configuring policy rules Configuring policy rules is one of your main activities when working as a Web Gateway administrator. Monitoring performance You can monitor an appliance when it executes the filtering that ensures web security for your network. Troubleshooting issuesSeveral methods and tools are available for troubleshooting problems on an appliance. Managing administrator accounts Administrator accounts are set up and managed on a Web Gateway appliance to control access to the different fields of administrator activities. Related conceptsConfiguring system settingsConfiguring policy rulesMonitoring performanceTroubleshooting issuesManaging administrator accounts
Working with Web Gateway You work with Web Gateway as an administrator to ensure it protects your network against threats arising from the web. To provide this protection, you install Web Gateway as an appliance within your network. The appliance filters web traffic that occurs when users access the web from within your network. The filtering process follows the rules of your web security policy. After the initial setup, you continue on the user interface, dealing mainly with: System settings — Control the appliance system Policy rules — Ensure web security At the initial setup, you are already prompted to configure some system settings. A default web security policy is also in place after the initial setup. To be sure that your web security policy works as expected and to take measures if it does not, you are also dealing with: Monitoring — Shows performance parameters Troubleshooting — Offers measures to address issues To carry out any administrator activities, access rights are required. So, you also need to manage: Administrator accounts — Control access to the different fields of administrator activities An account for a Super Administrator is already configured after the initial setup. Configuring system settings System settings include initial settings and others that are configured after the initial setup. Configuring policy rules Configuring policy rules is one of your main activities when working as a Web Gateway administrator. Monitoring performance You can monitor an appliance when it executes the filtering that ensures web security for your network. Troubleshooting issuesSeveral methods and tools are available for troubleshooting problems on an appliance. Managing administrator accounts Administrator accounts are set up and managed on a Web Gateway appliance to control access to the different fields of administrator activities. Related conceptsConfiguring system settingsConfiguring policy rulesMonitoring performanceTroubleshooting issuesManaging administrator accounts