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For more information, see HTTPS-Proxy: Domain Name Rules, and HTTPS-Proxy: WebBlocker. To enable content inspection, select the Inspect action in the domain name rules or WebBlocker settings.For more information, see Configure TLS Profiles. Configure the TLS Profile settings as required for your network.To edit a predefined TLS profile, you must first click Clone to make an editable copy. Predefined TLS profiles are not editable. TLS Compliance - Shows whether TLS Compliance is enforced.PFS Ciphers - Shows whether Perfect Forward Secrecy Ciphers is set to Allowed, Required, or None.OCSP - Shows whether OCSP is set to Disabled, Lenient, or Strict.

Minimum Protocol Version - Shows the minimum protocol version allowed.

The settings for the selected profile show in the Content Inspection Summary.

From the TLS Profile drop-down list, select the TLS profile to use.

The Content Inspection tab is selected by default.

Edit the HTTPS proxy action used by your HTTPS-proxy policy.

The HTTPS-proxy uses the settings in the TLS profile for content inspection. To enable content inspection in the HTTPS-proxy, select the Inspect action in the Domain Name or WebBlocker settings. You can edit the TLS profile settings in the proxy action, or from the TLS Profiles page. By default, the HTTPS proxy action uses a predefined TLS profile. In Fireware v12.1.1 and higher, you configure the HTTPS content inspection settings in a TLS profile that is used by the HTTPS proxy action. Enable Content Inspection in the HTTPS Proxy Action

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For an example of how to configure content inspection with an HTTP content action, see Example: HTTPS Proxy Action with an HTTP Content Action. For more information, see Use Certificates with HTTPS Proxy Content Inspection.Īn HTTP content action enables the Firebox to route inbound HTTP requests to different internal web servers based on the content of the HTTP host header and the path in the HTTP request. This enables you to host several different public-facing web servers and domains behind one Firebox and allow different domains to use different certificates for inbound HTTPS traffic. In Fireware v12.2 and higher, you can also choose to use the default Proxy Server certificate or a different Proxy Server certificate for each domain name rule.

When you select the Inspect action for a domain name rule in an HTTPS server proxy action, you select the HTTP proxy action or HTTP content action the HTTPS proxy uses to examine the content. When you select the Inspect action in an HTTPS client proxy action, you select the HTTP client proxy action the HTTPS proxy uses to examine the content.Īn HTTPS server proxy action specifies settings for inspection and routing of inbound HTTPS requests to an internal web server. The available content inspection settings depend on whether the HTTPS proxy action is for outbound or inbound HTTPS requests.Īn HTTPS client proxy action specifies settings for inspection of outbound HTTPS requests. The HTTPS-proxy decrypts content for requests that match configured domain name rules configured with the Inspect action and for WebBlocker categories you select to inspect. When content inspection is enabled, the Firebox can decrypt HTTPS traffic, examine the content, then encrypt the traffic again with a new certificate.