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Network ConfigurationRequests sent from internal machines to external machines such as Web servers(user Internet requests, for example)The latter is the primary concern in monitoring employee Internet usage.Network Agent configurationTRITON - Web Security Help | Web Security Solutions | Version 7.7.xRelated topics: Configuring global settings, page 440 Configuring local settings, page 442 Configuring NIC settings, page 443 Adding or editing IP addresses, page 445After installing Network Agent, use TRITON - Web Security to configure its networkmonitoring behavior. Network Agent settings are divided into two main areas:Global settings affect all Network Agent instances. Use these settings to:• Identify the machines in your network.• List machines in your network that Network Agent should monitor forincoming requests (for example, internal Web servers).• Specify bandwidth calculation and protocol logging behavior.Local settings apply only to the selected Network Agent instance. Use thesesettings to:• Identify which Filtering Service instance is associated with each NetworkAgent.• Note proxies and caches used by the machines that this Network Agentmonitors.• Configure how each network card (NIC) in the Network Agent machine isused (to monitor requests, send block pages, or both).Network card settings also determine which segment of the network eachNetwork Agent instance monitors.Configuring global settingsTRITON - Web Security Help | Web Security Solutions | Version 7.7.xRelated topics: Configuring local settings, page 442 Configuring NIC settings, page 443 Adding or editing IP addresses, page 445440 Websense Web Security Solutions