To enable or disable the blocked-by-proxy detection feature on a Network Security appliance, use the swg scan block‑by‑proxy enable command or the no swg scan block‑by‑proxy enable command in configuration mode. This command requires the Admin role.
This command enables or disables the blocked-by-proxy detection feature. For information about the blocked-by-proxy detection feature, see the Network Security User Guide.
By default, the blocked-by-proxy detection feature is disabled.
Tip
We recommend that, after you enable the blocked-by-proxy detection feature, you use the
write memorycommand to save the running configuration to the active configuration file. If you do not save the running configuration, the feature will be disabled the next time system restarts.
The CLI does not provide a command that displays the status of the blocked-by-proxy detection feature command.
Syntax
[no] swg scan block-by-proxy enable
Parameters
no
Use the no form of the command to disable the feature.
Examples
In this example, you enable the block-by-proxy scan:
hostname (config) # swg scan block-by-proxy enable
In this example, you disable the block-by-proxy scan:
hostname (config) # no swg scan block-by-proxy enable
User role
Admin
Command mode
Config
Supported appliances
Network Security: Release 7.4.0