Xcitium Secure Internet Gateway

• Introduction To Xcitium Secure Internet Gateway
  • Purchase A License
  • Login To Secure Internet Gateway
  • Setup Options Explained
    • Tutorial To Add Networks To Secure Internet Gateway
    • Tutorial To Add Roaming Endpoints To Secure Internet Gateway
    • Tutorial To Add Mobile Devices
    • Tutorial To Deploy XSIG Virtual Appliances
    • Setup Wizard - Add Networks
    • Setup Local Resolver Virtual Machines And Import Sites
• The Admin Console
• The Dashboard
  • Web Overview
  • Security Overview
  • View Logs
• Add Networks, Roaming Endpoints And Mobile Devices
  • Add Networks
  • Add Roaming Endpoints
  • Add Mobile Devices
  • Manage Imported Sites And Virtual Appliances
    • Add Internal Networks
    • Add Internal Domains
• Manage XSIG Rules
  • Manage Security Rules
  • Manage Category Rules
  • Manage Domain Blacklist And Whitelist
  • Manage Block Pages
  • Manage Cloud Browser Settings
• Apply Policies To Networks And Roaming/Mobile Devices
• Domain Classification Requests
• View Protection Details By Customer
• Reports
• Read Testimonials
• View Account Details
• Appendix - Ports, IP Nos Allowed For SIG Roaming Agent And Local Resolver
• About Xcitium Security Solutions

Manage Imported Sites and Virtual Appliances

• Click 'Configure' > 'Objects' > 'Sites & Virtual Appliances'

The sites & virtual appliances' area lets you:

• Download local resolver virtual appliances for installation on your network sites

• Register the resolvers so the networks are imported to Secure Internet Gateway
  

• Manage the network sites which you have imported

See Setup Local Resolver Virtual Machines and Import Sites if you need help to install and register the resolvers.

• Note - the local resolver feature is only available with Platinum licenses.
  

Manage imported sites

• Click 'Configure' > 'Objects' > 'Sites & Virtual Appliances'

• The links on the right of the title bar let you download and register the VA's:

• How to Deploy VAs - Opens guides which explain how to deploy the local resolver VA's.

• Register Component - Register a virtual appliance that you have already deployed, and import the network on which it is implemented. See Step 3 - Register the Master VA in Setup Local Resolver Virtual Machines and Import Sites for more details.

• Download Component - The package required to deploy the virtual appliance. See Step 1 - Download the Setup File in Setup Local Resolver Virtual Machines and Import Sites for more details.

• The interface shows a list of registered virtual appliances.

• MSP customers can sort the list by company name.

Sites & Virtual Appliances - Column Descriptions
Column Header	Description
Name	Label assigned to the virtual appliance (VA) during initial configuration.
Type	The kind of VA which is installed on the network.
IP	IP address assigned to the VA.
Status	Connection status of the VA. The VA needs to be connected for Secure Internet Gateway to apply the policies to endpoints.
Version	Software version number of the VA.
Actions	Remove the appliance.

The interface lets you:

• Edit the name of the network site

• Remove a virtual appliance

Edit the name of a site

• Click the pencil icon beside the site name

• Enter a new name for the site

• Click the 'Save' icon

Remove a virtual appliance

• Click the trashcan icon in the row of the appliance

• Click 'OK' to confirm removal of the appliance.

The appliance is removed from Secure Internet Gateway.

• Web protection policies are no longer applied to endpoints.

• The site is also be removed if no other appliance is registered on the same network.

Define Internal Networks and Internal Domains

• You can define internal IP addresses or ranges within the site as network objects. This lets you apply different web protection policies to them as required. See Add Internal Networks
  

• You can specify internal domains within imported sites. The resolvers will use local DNS servers to resolve requests from the clients for these domains. This reduces bandwidth usage as requests are not forwarded to global DNS servers. See Add Internal Domains.