Use the Settings > Network Agent > Local Settings page to configure Internet traffic management, proxy information, and other settings for the selected instance of Network Agent.
Use the Filtering Service Definition settings to specify which Filtering Service is associated with the selected Network Agent instance, and how to respond to Internet requests if Filtering Service is not available.
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Select Permit to permit all requests or select Block to block all requests until Filtering Service is available again. The default is Permit.
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To ensure that user requests are monitored, managed, and logged correctly, use the Proxies and Caches list to specify the IP address of any proxy or cache server that communicates with Network Agent.
Use the Network Interface Cards list to configure individual NICs. Click on a NIC in the
Name column, and then see
Configuring Network Agent NIC settings for further instructions.
By default the Ports used for HTTP traffic are
8080, 80 (with TRITON AP-WEB, or when Web Filter & Security is integrated with a third-party product) or
All (in a standalone deployment).
Mark Configure this Network Agent instance to ignore traffic on the following ports, and then enter one or more ports.
When you are finished making changes to your Network Agent settings, click OK to cache the changes. Changes are not implemented until you click
Save and Deploy.
