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Controlling access to Content Gateway Manager
Help | Content Gateway | Version 7.7.3
You can restrict access to Content Gateway Manager to ensure that only authenticated users can change configuration options and view performance and network traffic statistics.
You can:
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Set the master administrator ID and password. A user who logs on to Content Gateway Manager with the administrator ID has access to all Content Gateway Manager activities. See Setting the administrator ID and password.
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Create and maintain a list of user accounts that determines who can log on to Content Gateway Manager and which activities they can perform. See Creating a list of user accounts.
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Create an access control list of IP addresses that defines which machines can access Content Gateway Manager. See Controlling host access to Content Gateway Manager.
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Use SSL for secure administration. See Using SSL for secure administration.
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Require administrators to log on to TRITON Unified Security Center, with or without two-factor authentication, and then use the TRITON – Web Security Content Gateway access page to log on to Content Gateway Manager. See, Accessing Content Gateway Manager
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