ISA 570 Web filtering: can't configure

Hi
I have the latest firmware installed but for some reason I don't get the pencil icon when I try to edit a policy profile in Web URL filtering under Security Services.
Any help would be appreciated

Hi Neels, thank you for using our forum, my name is Johnnatan I am part of the Small business Support community. I apologize for this inconvenience; you could use a different browser such as Mozilla, i.e 9.0 in order to resolve this issue.
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Johnnatan Rodriguez Miranda.
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ISA 570 utm log view

Hi,
I configured ISA 570 Web URL Filtering policy assigned to Zone , its working and blocking the website as per confiuration ,
but i am not able view the detail log , which website it blocked and visted by which user.Please help to do the same.
Thanks
kunal

Hello Kunalmausam83,
Have you tried setting the Log Facilities on the device? You can control what type of logs are sent where. For instance, you can choose to have the Web URL Filtering logs be sent to an email, remote log, or the local log.
Here is an article that shows you how you can do this:
Log Facilities on ISA500 Series Integrated Security Appliances
I hope this helps!

ISA 570 , HTTPS Web Filtering not work

We just replace the new ISA 570, we enable the Web URL Filtering and config the speific web site is block to access.
We confirm Security Services > Web URL Filtering > Advanced Settings 80 and 443 is on filtering.
We test the http 80 is block the speific website but the same web site use https can bypass the URL fultering and access success.
How come?

Hi, I think below two links, may be help for you
Refer to:
http://cdetsweb-prd.cisco.com/apps/dumpcr?identifier=CSCuf81910&parentprogram=QDDTS
http://www-tac.cisco.com/Teams/ks/c3/xmlkwery.php?srId=625197659
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Subject: SR 625197659 - ESC- ISA550-BUN1-K9 - Web URL Filtering //URLs are opening with https
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Subject: SR 625197659 - ESC- ISA550-BUN1-K9 - Web URL Filtering //URLs are opening with https
Hello Team,
I do have a ISA500 case open on our queue regarding HTTPS URL filtering and I remember one of you mentioning about the problem last week.
I was able to replicate the issue customer is experiencing with https://www.youtube.com.
Do you have any updates we can provide to our customers?
Thank you,
Marcelo
(1h) 2013-03-20 22:06 GMT+000 JTSAO : Email InChange Note Status Edit as New
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Subject: RE: SR 625197659 - ESC- ISA550-BUN1-K9 - Web URL Filtering //URLs are opening with https
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Subject: RE: SR 625197659 - ESC- ISA550-BUN1-K9 - Web URL Filtering //URLs are opening with https
Hi Marcelo,
There is a limitation in our HTTPS support. ISA500 may already have certificate before you configure to allow https://www.youtube.com . You need to wait for the certificate to time out before it is allowed. If you still have it configured to allow. Please check again if it works now. I am able to block facebok with HTTPS.
Regards,
Jeff
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ISA-570 DMZ configuration?

Our configuration is a little tricky, but certainly not uncommon. Our ISP provides a single static WAN IP x.x.x.162/30 (gateway is x.x.x.161), then has provisioned 2 ranges of public IP's in different subnets. One is y.y.y.112/29 and the other is z.z.z.32/28.   We use the "z" range for our DMZ and when we lease office space to a tenant they get the "y" range.
We have been using an RV082 in "router mode" as the first inside device, some firewall rules here to protect our servers/device in the DMZ ranges. Then a 2nd RV082 between that and our LAN running in "gateway mode" to provide traditional NAT & firewall for the private network.
Recently, we increased the speed of our ISP fiber to 100M. The RV082's don't really have the processing power to keep up with this, so we are trying to replace them with a more capable device. The ISA-570 was recommended as it is rated to perform at or above 100M for VPN and Stateful firewall.
The ISA-570 appears to have the capability to do advanced routing functions, so it would seem there should be a way to combine our two RV's into one ISA. The ISA has a "routing mode" that you toggle on or off. When routing mode is ON it disables all NAT functions, so that won't work. I need to configure this with routing mode OFF, but figure out how to put in custom Routing or NAT rules since our Public IP ranges are in different subnets from our primary WAN IP. We have tried many config options with no success.
I'll see if I can diagram this as quickly as possible...
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DMZ1 - z.z.z.32/28 (port 9 configured with IP of z.z.z.33)
DMZ2 - don't worry about this for now - if we get one working we can get both working
No matter what I try, the DMZ range either gets NAT'ed through the WAN IP, or loses internet connection.
Is there a way to do this with this device? (My residential U-verse router can do this) Is there another device that will allow me to function as a router and gateway at the same time? I have tried static routing rules, RIP.... got desperate and tinkered with static/advanced NAT, Dynamic PAT, etc, but I don't really have any training in routing protocols and syntax, so I'm a little lost there.
** The only thing we haven't tried is setting the DMZ as a private range and configuring static NAT. Reprogramming all the DMZ NIC's of the servers is something I'd like to avoid. Furthermore, this really turns it into just another private LAN subnet which could be handled as a VLAN, so then what is the purpose of having so-called "DMZ" as a special classification in the ISA's config?   More confusing is the ISA-570 will program for multiple DMZ ranges, so there must be something we're missing... If not, then it's like having a rack full of new servers and only one free port on the switch.

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Thanks for using our forum
My name is Johnnatan and I am part of the Small business Support community. I apologife for the problems you are having, as your Cisco partner contact said, you are looking for a enterprise device, like the ASA. If you use your ISA as “gateway” it disables the “router” mode features and viceversa. I hope you find this answer useful,
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How can I set my WebI filters to Null and not Null

Folks,
I have created a report in WebI and now I am to set up some filters as Null and some Not Null.
How can I set my WebI filters to Null and not Null?
Regards,
Bashir Awan

Hi,
As you said you could do it at the report level and also at the universe level.
One more way is to create the filters in the universe levele and add them in thequery filter.
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Can Cisco connect be used for small business web filtering?

I am searching for a web filtering solution for our small church. The core requirement is to use a hardware-based solution to filter all internet traffic. Our current wiring looks like this: [ISP router] --> [switch] --> [Open Mesh wireless access points]. Can I connect a Linksys EA2700/3500/4500/6500 between the [ISP router] and the [Switch], disable the Linksys wireless, and use Cisco Connect to filter all the internet traffic?
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I have isa-570 i had wan1 configured but when i want to ping it from outsied my campus it does not pings how to do that

I have isa-570 i had wan1 configured with static ip but when i want to ping it from outside my campus it does not pings how to do that

In the ISA550, the setting is under Firewall - Attack Protection - Block Ping WAN Interface. Unchecked it should respond to a ping.

How can I temporarily disable web filtering software, firewalls,popupblockers,etc.so I can pay my verizonwireless bill online?

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You may resolve this issue by visiting your browser's website and searching for instructions on temporarily disabling Web filtering software, firewalls, popup blockers, and/or ad blocking software. You may also use another computer.
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For Safari http://www.apple.com/support/
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These actions may increase your security risk. Your computer or your network may be more vulnerable to attack by malicious users or by malicious software such as viruses. We recommend that you address any concerns with your browser's support team.

The problems you are experiencing are most likely the result of Web filtering software, firewalls, popup blockers or ad blocking software.
You may resolve this issue by visiting your browser's website and searching for instructions on temporarily disabling Web filtering software, firewalls, popup blockers, and/or ad blocking software. You may also use another computer.
For Internet Explorer http://support.microsoft.com
For Firefox http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/
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Important
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ISA570 - SPAM and Web Filtering Only

I want to use my new IAS570 for SPAM and Web filtering but not as a firewall or VPN endpoint at this time. I want to contune to use my existing firewall for the other 2 services. Is it possible to do this and does the ISA570 need an external IP address in order to leverage the other functions?

Steve,
I believe you can accomplish what you are wanting by enabling Routing Mode (Networking -> Routing -> Routing Mode). Routing mode basically turns off NAT on the device but allows the other security functions to still continue working. So for example, this would be your configuration to add the ISA.
Placement
Internet -> Current Firewall -> ISA -> Network Switch(s) -> Workstations/Servers
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Outside IP - 1.1.1.1 /24
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ISA
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WAN Gateway - 10.0.0.1
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Additional Configuration
ISA
Networking -> Routing -> Routing Mode
Enable
Firewall -> Access Control -> ACL Rules
Add ACL Rule to Permit Any Any and ensure it's at the top of the list
Security -> Dashboard
Disable everything except SPAM and Web Filtering
The ISA doesn't require you to configure an External IP on it. You just need to ensure it has Internet Access to it can continue to get updates for the services you are utilizing.
Shawn Eftink
CCNA/CCDA
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Global Web Filtering Options

I am looking for a global web filtering solution for our business but am having trouble finding a solution that will work acceptably for us globally.
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We use all small office type cisco routers in our remote offices of various types (such as 800 series) and are rolling out WAAS/WAVE solutions to optimise our slow WAN links as much as possible, and all sites have site-to-site VPNs from the routers to our UK-based data centres.
Currently we use Websense configured on the local routers at a few of our offices with a regional server in places such as the UK for most of Europe, and Mobile for most of the US for example.
We could expand this to all locations, including Australasia, Middle East, Far East and Africa etc. but due to the remote locations we would need many local servers in many countries as the infrastructure to have just one regional Websense server isn't good enough in these areas and web performance would be too slow to be useable due to the latency to the Websense server location. It simply isn't financially feasible to put in hundreds of servers at lots of 2-3 man offices in the middle of no-where so I've been looking at other options.
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I've now seen that Cisco have a new IOS Content Filter which uses Trend database servers. This sounded promising as it appears to cache the URL checks on the router making the server location less of an issue. But I'd still like to know where in the world they cover (I've seen reference to only 4 data centres globally). My other concern with this solution is whether it integrates into AD, so we can apply policies based on the user accounts like we do currently with the WebSense solution. The last thing is the price of this solution as it appears to be licensed based on the number of routers rather than the number of users. As our users are so spread out with only 2-3 users per router on average this is likely to mean for us this solution will be ridiculously expensive, can anyone advise if this is the case?
My question therefore is can anyone advise on a solution for this that will work with our Cisco infrastructure in all our offices without having to purchase lots of servers for remote locations? I've seen that other vendors such as the Astaro Security Gateway have web filtering built into their products without the need for external servers, but I'd prefer to stick with Cisco if at all possible.
Many thanks for any advice/help anyone can give me in this area.
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Hi Paul,
IOS Content filtering is licensed on a per router basis, you are right. So, probably that would not scale for you.
Cisco has other solutions with Web Filtering and Ironport engines. The challenge in your setup is that each remote site would need to "call" to a central web filtering location that will be making the decision on allowing or no. Or you would need a service that scales well on a per contintent basis. There are some new Cisco web filtering options that could scale with servers almost everywhere in the world. But I don't think you can get a consice answer from this forum about your potential choices here.
You local Cisco team will be able to provide you with these options. You are welcome to give them my email if they need to talk to me internally.
I hope it helps a little.
PK

Web-filtering on ASA5512X

Hi,
I want to know that how we can achieve web-filtering in ASA5512-X having 9.1(2).
Can we do web-filtering by configuration or some module ?
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The right way to do it is by using the FirePOWER sw-module. But limited filtering is also possible with the L7-inspection which is build into the ASA.

Web filtering/monitoring

Dear All,
We have one customer they need web filtering and monitoring product. Please advice me what can be the best solution. They have around 300 users. Can we give them iron port or ASA.
Your consideration in this regard will highly be commendable.
Thanks & Regards,
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Overly restrictive Web filtering

During the day, I'm connected to the Internet behind a very restrictive content filtering appliance. I'd like the ability to simply check my .Mac email and my GMail accounts during lunch, but those sites are blocked.
What I'm envisioning is using a Web browser at my office (MSIE or Firefox) to connect to a server at my home on port 80 or 443. (Obviously, I'd like my home server to require some kind of authentication to prevent abuse, etc.) My home server would fetch content on my behalf from these other services on whatever ports are necessary (probably 80, 443, etc.) and funnel them back to me.
I think the answer to my question lies in running my own proxy server at home, but I'm not sure of what my options are. Has anybody out there done something similar to his? I'm hoping for some starting points at the very least.... Thanks!

Can you get away with whitelisting just the IP addresses and/or websites that your users need to visit? If so, you can probably use just your ASA. Otherwise you're going to want a good web filtering/proxy solution. Check out IronPort, Webwasher, Blue Coat, SurfControl, or even Squid (open source.)
You can also tie the ASA directly into a filtering product like WebSense, check out the ASA documentation.
When deploying a web filtering product you can either go "inline" or transparent by using WCCP redirection, but I'd suggest against it, since it breaks normal web browser behavior. Better option is to use WPAD (web proxy auto-detect) and have your browsers point-to and/or be explicitly configured to use the proxy.

ISA-570 5 ports programmable?

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Hi Marc, that is an excellent question, I will be more than glad to answer it, in order to configure your physical ports, after you click the Edit (pencil) icon on the Networking > Ports > Physical Interface page, use the Ethernet Configuration - Add/Edit page to enable or disable the selected physical port, in the section “Port Type”, you can choose the type of the physical port, such as WAN, LAN, or DMZ. I hope this answer help you.
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Greetings,
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