Before you begin
If you plan to assign users and groups that can access
blocked websites in a custom list, make sure you complete these configuration steps in
the policy settings.
- Enable ETP Proxy
- Select Require or Optional as an
Authentication Mode
- Associate an identity provider to
the policy.
For more information, see Require authentication to access a website.
If you want to associate a custom, top-level
domains list, exception, or file hash list to a policy, you must add the list to the
policy. You must be an ETP
administrator to perform this task. If you are a delegated administrator or a tenant
administrator, you can modify the policy you created or the policies that you are
allowed to access.
How to
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In the navigation menu, select
.
Note: If you are trying the new
Enterprise Center interface, in the navigation menu, select .
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If you are modifying an existing
policy, click the name of the policy that you want to edit.
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Click the Custom Lists
tab.
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For a custom, top-level domains,
exception list, or file hash list, click the chain icon.
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In the pop-up window, select one
or more lists and click Associate.
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To define a policy action for
all known threats in a custom list, select an action from the menu beside the
Known option. Otherwise, expand the Known option. Complete these steps:
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In the Action menu,
select an action.
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If you select the Block
action, you can select a specific response to the user. In the Response
to User menu, select a response.
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If Error Page is
selected as a response to the user and you want to direct traffic to
Security Connector, in the Security Connector menu, select a security
connector.
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If you want to configure the
same policy actions to suspected threats in a custom list, in the menu beside
the Suspected option, select Same as Known.
Otherwise, expand the Suspected option, and complete steps 6a to 6c.
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If you assigned the block action to a custom list and you want to configure
specific users and groups that can access known or suspected threats in a list,
complete these steps:
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In the Exceptions column for a list, click the link icon.
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In the Groups tab, select a group or groups.
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In the Users tab, search
for the users and select a user or multiple users. If the user you
searched for is not in the search results, you can click the add icon to
add the user to the selected list.
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Click Associate.
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To define a policy action for
all domains in a top-level domains list, select an action from the menu beside
the All Domains option. Otherwise, expand the All Domains option. Complete steps
6a to 6c.
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Click Save.
Next steps
After you edit a policy, you must
deploy the configuration changes to the ETP network.
For instructions see Deploy configuration changes.