Forcepoint Content Gateway Overview
Introduction
Content Gateway deployment options
Content Gateway components
Content Gateway processes
Content Gateway administration tools
Proxy traffic analysis features
Technical Support
Getting Started with Content Gateway
Introduction
Accessing the Content Gateway manager
Content Gateway online Help
Entering your subscription key
Providing system information
Verifying that the proxy is processing Internet requests
Using the command-line interface
Starting and stopping Content Gateway on the command line
Explicit Proxy
Introduction
Manual browser configuration
Using a PAC file
Using WPAD
Configuring FTP clients in an explicit proxy environment
Transparent Proxy and ARM
Introduction
The Content Gateway ARM
Transparent interception strategies
Interception bypass
Connection load shedding
Reducing DNS lookups
Additional Proxy Configuration
Introduction
Content Gateway IP spoofing
Content Gateway support for IPv6
Clusters
Introduction
Management clustering
Changing clustering configuration
Adding nodes to a cluster
Deleting nodes from a cluster
Virtual IP failover
Hierarchical Caching
Introduction
HTTP cache hierarchies
Configuring the RAM Cache
Introduction
Configuring cache object size limit
Changing the size of the RAM cache
DNS Proxy Caching
Introduction
Configuring DNS proxy caching
Saving and Restoring Configurations
Introduction
Taking configuration snapshots
Restoring configuration snapshots
Deleting configuration snapshots
Monitoring Traffic
Introduction
Viewing statistics in the Content Gateway manager
Viewing statistics from the command line
Working with alarms
Using Performance graphs
Creating SSL certificate authorities reports
Creating an SSL incidents report
Working With Web DLP
Introduction
How the Forcepoint Web Security DLP Module works
Deploying Content Gateway to work with Forcepoint DLP
Registering Content Gateway with Forcepoint DLP
Stopping and starting Forcepoint DLP processes
Configuring the ICAP client
Working With Encrypted Data
Introduction
Enabling SSL support
Initial SSL configuration tasks
Certificates
Internal Root CA
Backing up your internal Root CA
Managing certificates
Decryption and Encryption
Validating certificates
Bypassing verification
Keeping revocation information up to date
Directing SSL traffic to Content Gateway via explicit proxy
Managing HTTPS website access
Client certificates
Customizing SSL connection failure messages
Custom certificate key
SSL decryption port mirroring (appliance deployments)
Content Gateway Security
Introduction
Controlling client access to the proxy
Controlling access to the Content Gateway manager
FIPS 140-2 Mode
Content Gateway filtering rules
Configuring SOCKS firewall integration
Setting SOCKS server bypass
Using the Split DNS option
Content Gateway user authentication
Working With Log Files
Introduction
Event log files
Managing event log files
Event log file formats
Rolling event log files
Splitting event log files
Collating event log files
Viewing logging statistics
Viewing log files
Example event log file entries
Statistics
This section describes the following statistics accessed on the Content Gateway manager Monitor tab:
My Proxy
Protocols
Security
Subsystems
Networking
Performance
SSL
Commands and Variables
Content Gateway commands
Content Gateway variables
Configuration Options
Options are grouped as follows on the left side of the Configure pane:
My Proxy
Protocols
Content Routing
Security
Subsystems
Networking
SSL
Event Logging Formats
Custom logging fields
Logging format cross-reference
Content Gateway Configuration Files
Content Gateway contains the following configuration files that you can edit to customize the proxy.
Specifying URL regular expressions (url_regex)
auth_domains.config
auth_rules.config
bypass.config
filter.config
ip_allow.config
ipnat.conf
log_hosts.config
logs_xml.config
mgmt_allow.config
parent.config
records.config
remap.config
socks.config
socks_server.config
splitdns.config
wccp.config
Content Gateway Error Messages
Error messages in log files
Content Gateway alarm messages
Content Gateway HTML messages sent to clients
Content Gateway standard HTTP response messages