Optional - Advanced Web Filtering

Use policy code to prevent usage of Firefox

Tasks

TODO
The way to return a response header was shown in the third demo example in the training video.  Keep in mind you're looking for a request header in this case, though, not a response header.
Building a regular expression to find "Firefox" in a string is pretty simple.  Here's an example: .*[Ff]irefox.*
The RegExJSi.Matches(RegExJSi, STRING) function is appropriate to use here for searching.
To create the RegExJSi object you need to pass to the RegExJSi.Matches function, use ToRegExJSi(STRING).

Skyhigh Code View

Skyhigh’s Web-Based UI is easy to use, but did you know that almost everything in Skyhigh SSE Cloud’s SWG is customizable? From the Web Filtering > Category, Reputation & Geo page, toggle the Code View to on to view the policy logic in code, then switch the Code View.

Enable Code View Enable Code View

Tip

Pro tip: Be sure not to save any unintended changes to code view.

Switch to policy code view

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Advanced Web Filtering Tasks

  • Policy code
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