Comodo Secure Web Gateway

• Comodo Secure Web Gateway - Quick Start Guide
  • Purchase A License
  • Login To Your Comodo SWG Account
  • Configure Traffic Forwarding To Comodo SWG
    • Traffic Forwarding Via Direct Proxy Or PAC
    • Traffic Forwarding Via Proxy Chaining
    • Traffic Forwarding Via Internet Content Adaptation Protocol (ICAP)
    • Traffic Forwarding Via SWG Agent
  • Connect Your Network(s) To Comodo SWG
  • Connect Your Roaming Device(s) To Comodo SWG
  • Configure User Authentication Settings
  • Add Users
  • Create Policies
  • Apply Policies
  • Generate Reports
• About Comodo Security Solutions

Traffic Forwarding via SWG Agent

Another method of forwarding traffic from endpoints to Comodo SWG is to install SWG agents on them. This is useful if you:

• Don't want to use any of the first three methods (direct proxy/PAC, proxy chaining or ICAP)

• Have a limited number of endpoints to protect

• Want to protect endpoints outside of your network

The main purpose of installing the SWG agent is to protect roaming devices and deploy user-specific rules. However, these devices can also be used in a protected network. Network location based policies will be applied to such devices.

• Supports user specific policies deployment.

• Supports computer specific policies deployment.

• There is no need to select any authentication and traffic forwarding option on the Locations interface.

• See the step 'Connect your roaming device(s) to Comodo SWG' for information about how to install SWG agents on devices.

• Comodo SWG uses ports 17443, 19443 and 19080 to connect to your networks. Please configure your firewall to allow SWG traffic over these ports.