Article ID:5137
Table of Contents
• Scenario
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Service Provider |
Dongle Model |
Manufacturer |
Technology |
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AT&T |
AC340U (AT&T Beam) |
Netgear (Sierra Wireless) |
4G |
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Verizon |
UML290 |
Pantech |
4G |
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Sprint |
AC341U |
Netgear (Sierra Wireless) |
4G |
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O2/1&1/Beeline |
MF190 |
ZTE |
3G |
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China Telecom |
EC160 |
Huawei |
3G |
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Vodafone |
E172 |
Huawei |
3G |
Objective
This section will provide a brief explanation of what will be covered in this document.
This paragraph will direct viewers to click on the video below if they want a full length video demonstration/explanation of the concept.
Applicable Devices
• Device #1
• Device #2
Software Version
• v3.14.15.9
Concept Overview
This section will provide further explanation of the concepts involved in this topic. It can include additional information that is not provided in video. In this section, we will go over any concepts that are important for the viewer to understand before diving into the scenario.
We can use animated topologies to help explain these concepts in this section. These topologies will be extracted from the full length video, and embedded below.
Scenario
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Step 1. Use the web configuration utility to choose Cisco ProtectLink Web > Global Settings > Approved URLs.
Step 2. To the right of Approved URLs List, check the Enable checkbox to allow approved URLs on the network.
Step 3. Click Save to save changes or Cancel to discard them.
Add or Edit Approved URLs
This procedure shows how to add and edit approved URLs. This action is helpful because not all URLs need to be inspected each time a user visits them.
Step 1. In the Approved URLs Table, click Add to add a new approved URL, check the checkbox of an existing URL and click Edit to edit the URL.
Note: A new page appears.
Step 2. In the URL field, enter the entire URL, such as www.cisco.com, or a URL keyword, such as cisco.
Step 3. From the Match Type drop-down menu, choose an option.
• Web site — Choose this option if you enter an entire URL.
• URL keyword — Choose this option if you enter an URL keyword.
Step 4. Click Save to save changes, Cancel to discard them, or Back to return to the previous page.
Delete Approved URLs
This procedure allows the user to delete an approved URLs. This action increases the security of a network because the Cisco ProtectLink Web inspects more websites.
Step 1. In the Approved URLs Table, check the checkbox of an existing URL and click Delete to delete the URL.
Conclusion
In the conclusion, briefly discuss what the end result of the article should be. Include methods for testing whether the configuration works or not.
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