TRITON - Web Security Help, Version 7.7 - Websense

Configure Hybrid FilteringIn this example, Windows NT 5.1 indicates that the operating system is Windows XP,and the language it uses is US English.To get the user agent string for your browser, enter the following in the browser’saddress bar:javascript:alert(navigator.userAgent)You can view the user agents that have made authentication requests via the hybridservice in the User Agents by Volume report, available from the CustomAuthentication page and also on the Main > Status > Hybrid Service page. If a useragent in this report has a high number of authentication requests, it may beexperiencing authentication problems. You can select a user agent in the report andclick Create Rule to add a new custom authentication rule for that agent. See ViewUser Agent Volume report, page 243.To define a custom authentication rule, click Add, and then see Adding customauthentication rules, page 237.To edit an existing rule, click the rule Name, and then see Editing customauthentication rules, page 239.To remove a custom authentication rule, mark the check box next to the rule name,and then click Delete.If you have added or edited a custom authentication rule, click OK to cache yourchanges. Changes are not implemented until you click Save and Deploy.Adding custom authentication rulesTRITON - Web Security Help | Web Security Solutions | Version 7.7.xUse the Custom Authentication > Add Custom Authentication Rule page to defineone or more user agents, domains, or URLs that are failing to authenticate with thehybrid service.1. Enter a Name for the rule. The name must be between 1 and 50 characters long,and cannot include any of the following characters:* < > { } ~ ! $ % & @ # . " | \ & + = ? / ; : ,Names can include spaces, dashes, and apostrophes.2. Define the User agents, if any, for the rule:• To match against all user agent strings, select All user agents. You might dothis to set up a custom rule that applies to all browsers on all operatingsystems in your organization.• If the application does not send a user agent string to the Internet, select Nouser agent header sent.This option matches against all applications that do not send a user agent. Inthis case, refine the rule by entering one or more URLs or domains in theDestinations field.TRITON - Web Security Help 237