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Adding non-proxied destinations
Getting Started Guide | Forcepoint Web Security Cloud
You can define destinations that will bypass the cloud service, and that users will be able to access directly. Bypass destinations can be added per policy, or at the account level, applying to all policies.
Sites that you should add as bypass destinations can include, for example:
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Trusted services, such as organizational webmail
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Antivirus update servers
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Internal destinations that are not accessible to the cloud service
(Note: the cloud service PAC file bypasses private address blocks by default.).
To add a bypass destination to a policy, navigate to Web > Policies > [policy name] > Connections tab. Add bypass destinations under Proxy Bypass. See Connections tab in the Web Security Cloud help.
To add a bypass destination that applies to all policies, navigate to Web > Bypass Settings > Proxy Bypass tab. See Adding and importing sites that bypass the proxy in the Web Security Cloud help.

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