Cloud Managed

Select
Manage
Configuration
Security Services
URL Access Management
Access Control
.
Under Custom URL Categories, select
Add Category
.
Enter a descriptive
Name
for the category.
Set the custom URL category
Type
to either
URL List
or
Category Match
.
URL List
—Use this list type to add URLs that you want to enforce differently than the URL category to which they belong or to define a list of URLs as belonging to a custom category. Consult the Guidelines for URL Category Exceptions as you create URL list entries.
Category Match
—Provide targeted enforcement for websites that match a set of categories. The website or page must match all the categories defined in the custom category.
Under
Items
,
Add
either URLs or existing categories.
Save
the custom URL category.
Define Site Access and User Credential Submissions settings for the custom URL category.
Select
Manage
Configuration
Security Services
URL Access Management
URL Access Management Profiles
.
Select an existing profile to modify or click
Add Profile
.
Under Access Control, select the custom URL category you created earlier. It sits under
Custom URL Categories
and above
Pre-Defined Categories
.
Set
Site Access
for the category.
Set
User Credential Submissions
for the category.
Save
the profile.
Apply the URL Access Management profile to a Security policy rule.
A URL Access Management profile is only active when it’s included in a profile group that a Security policy rule references.
Follow the steps to activate a URL Access Management profile (and any Security profile). Be sure to
Push Config
.
You can also use custom URL categories as Security policy rule match criterion. In this scenario, you do not define site access for the URL category in a URL Filtering profile. Instead, after creating a custom URL category, select the Security policy rule you want to add the custom URL category to (
Manage
Configuration
Security Services
Security Policy
). Under
Applications, Services and URLs
and URL Category Entities, click
Add URL Categories
. Select the custom URL category you created, and then
Save
the Security policy rule.