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Content Gateway SSL Certificate Verification
Certificate Verification Failures and Remediation Options
Bypass options
Transparent proxy Access Control List (ACL) bypass
See the vendor documentation for your transparent routing device.

Content Gateway SSL Certificate Verification
- Introduction
- SSL support and the Certificate Verification Engine (CVE)
- CVE Best Practices
- Certificate Verification Failures and Remediation Options
  - Certificate verification failures occur for the following reasons:
  - List of common certificate verification error messages
  - Remediation
  - SSL trusted certificate store
  - SSL transaction logging
    SSL transaction logs are sent to the same systems logs as those used by HTTP. Content Gateway transaction logging is described here.
  - Bypass options
    - SSL Decryption Category bypass and Hostname/IP address bypass
    - The SSL Incident List
    - Content Gateway ARM bypass
      See Interception bypass.
    - Explicit proxy PAC file bypass
    - Transparent proxy Access Control List (ACL) bypass
      See the vendor documentation for your transparent routing device.
    - SSL Verification Bypass
      See SSL Verification bypass.
- Troubleshooting Certificate Verification Failures
  This section describes how to use resources in Content Gateway and on your PC to troubleshoot certificate verification failures.
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Additional Resources
- Glossary

Transparent proxy Access Control List (ACL) bypass

See the vendor documentation for your transparent routing device.

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