You configure ICAP servers at the security-policy icap-server level.
To create an ICAP server, use the following command:
Admin@nodename# create security-policy icap-server <parameter>
Available parameters:
Parameter |
Description |
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name |
ICAP server name. |
description |
ICAP server description. |
ip |
ICAP server IP address. |
port |
TCP port of the ICAP server. Default value: 1344. |
max-msg-size |
Maximum message size sent to the ICAP server (in kilobytes). By default: 0 (the request body will not be transmitted to the ICAP server). |
check-icap |
Period to check ICAP server availability. |
bypass |
If enabled, UserGate will not send data to the ICAP server when the server is unavailable. |
reqmod-path |
Use Reqmod:
|
respmod-path |
Use Respmod:
|
user-header |
Set sending of the user name to the ICAP server:
|
user-encode |
Specify if the username is in Base64 encoding:
|
ip-header |
Specify whether the user's IP address should be sent to the ICAP server:
|
mac-header |
Specify whether the user's MAC address should be sent to the ICAP server:
|
To update an existing ICAP server, use the following command:
Admin@nodename# set security-policy icap-server <server-name> <parameter>
The parameters available to update are the same as those used to create an ICAP server.
To display information about an ICAP server, use the following command:
Admin@nodename# show security-policy icap-server <server-name>
To delete an ICAP server, use the following command:
Admin@nodename# delete security-policy icap-server <server-name>