Enabling HTTPS inspection on SafeSquid User Interface

Enabling HTTPS inspection on SafeSquid User Interface

Access the SafeSquid interface


Go to Configure Page

clicking on configure in safesquid interface

Open Real time content security side menu

clicking on Real Time Content Security in the sidebar

Open HTTPS Inspection section

clicking and opening HTTPS inspection section

Enable HTTPS Inspection

Note: In newer versions of SafeSquid which are released after June-2017, setup tab is removed. You will see only three subsections in HTTPS inspection section.
showing global tab of HTTPS inspection

Open Global part of HTTPS Inspection section and make the Enabled as True.

clicking on edit policy in global tab selecting true in drop down menu
clicking on save policy

Open Inspection Policies Tab

Make sure all the policies should be Enabled as True.
clicking on inspection policy tab
showing of default policies in Inspection policies tab
clicking on edit on last rule of Enforce SSL scanning for all websites
clicking on true in the drop down menu of the policy
clicking on the save policy

Save Configuration

Click on Save Configuration icon situated at bottom left corner.
clicking on save conf to save the configuration
When you click on Save config, it will give a prompt for asking the confirmation to store your configuration into the cloud. 
Select Yes only in below cases:
if you want to use this same configuration in other SafeSquid instances.
if your total configuration in all sections is completed and validated. 
Otherwise select No and click on submit


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