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02-23-2012 11:27 AM
We're using a pair of S370s for transparent web content filtering via wccp. When a user tries to go to a web site that is unreachable, after a long timeout they eventually get returned our default web site blocked page. This causes them to think the problem is with our web content filtering, rather than the remote site.
Is there a way to change that behavior?
I don't even see any entries in the access log for any of the unreachable web sites when I test. When I do a policy trace from one of the S370s, the final output is blocked with an ERR_GATEWAY message:
URL Check
WBRS Score: 0.0
URL Category: Business and Industry
Scanner "AVC" Verdict (Request): Unknown (Unknown)
Scanner "Webroot" Verdict (Request): Unknown
Policy Match
IronPort Data Security policy: None
Decryption policy: None
Routing policy: Global Routing Policy
Identity policy: CC_AD_Identity
Access policy: None
Final Result
Request blocked
Details: ERR_GATEWAY
Trace session complete
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02-27-2012 02:23 AM
Yes, you need to edit the pages:
FTP to WSA, locate configuration -> eun -> en (depending on language)
Open up ERR_GATEWAY_TIMEOUT and edit the html approriately and save.
SSH to box.
advancedproxyconfig
EUN
2
enter out of options
commit
Cheers
Chris

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02-27-2012 02:23 AM
Yes, you need to edit the pages:
FTP to WSA, locate configuration -> eun -> en (depending on language)
Open up ERR_GATEWAY_TIMEOUT and edit the html approriately and save.
SSH to box.
advancedproxyconfig
EUN
2
enter out of options
commit
Cheers
Chris
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03-06-2012 10:38 AM
Sorry about the late reply, but this was exactly what I was looking for. Thanks much!
